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New HP Designjet Z series printer coming soon?
February 08, 2013, 12:27:32 PM »
Two large dealers (B&H and DTG) have told me that the HP Designjet Z3200 printer (24 inch model) is no longer available. It has been 3 or 4 years since the Z3200 hit the market, so it must be near the end of its product cycle. I have seen no announcement from HP and no discussion on any forum. Without any inside information, I take this to mean HP is close to announcing a replacement (Z3300?) or they are getting out of the wide format photo printer business. Considering HP corporate is not exactly at the top of the world right now, either path seems plausible to me. Does anyone have any information they can share on this?
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Not available does not necessarily mean it will no longer be produced by HP. At least here in Germany the Z's can be bought with all the dealers selling HP LFP's. I bought a Z3200 just some weeks ago. The dealer I bought the printer from told me there are no indications for the Z3200 to be no longer produced. However, there are newer Z models like the Z5200 and Z6200 -- more or less successors of the 8 ink Z2100 (much faster and 300ml ink tanks available).
If I remember correctly Ernst recently wrote in a similar thread that the PCL version of the Z3200 will come to an end, the PS version however will still be produced.
So, might be a HP mystery whether the excellent 12 ink Z3200 will have a successor one day. Last Photokina would have been the perfect time to present such a machine, but they did not.
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February 08, 2013, 02:51:53 PM »
Thomas, not at all clear what HP's intention are. They invested a huge amount of money developing the Z series technology mainly at their Barcelona facility, then after some years their "presence" in this market niche seems to be receding. As you may know, HP, despite its huge size and technological prowess, is a rather troubled corporation. There has been a great deal of managerial turmoil there, a lot of soul-searching about what directions to take the company in, and what market areas to specialize in, so it could be that through re-assessing their comparative advantage this niche of the printing market is being de-emphasized, if not phased-out. With Epson and Canon out there catering to the same needs with very high quality technologies, it's a difficult and rather limited market in which to get a sizable enough slice to make the overhead and manufacturing worthwhile, so perhaps they are looking elsewhere to park their investment budget.
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My understanding is HP has exited this market and will not be creating any new models.
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Quote from: abiggs on February 09, 2013, 03:10:19 PM
My understanding is HP has exited this market and will not be creating any new models.
Hi Andy - not the least bit surprised. If that's the case the interesting issue for owners of course will be the duration and quality of support. I would expect they'll service existing machines for as long as they have the parts, and they'll continue to supply ink and paper for as long as there is adequate demand. That seems to be the way these things usually happen, unless of course they sell the business to another vendor who actually uses their patents to develop updated models. Then it takes on a new life.
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February 09, 2013, 07:30:18 PM »
Truly sad if HP leaves the market and abandons the HP Vivera aqueous Pigmented ink set. HP has unquestionably the best ink set with respect to the engineering tradeoffs between color gamut and image permanence. If HP doesn't want to build machines for the fine art printmaking market because its accountants may have concluded the market is too small, it would be fantastic if HP found a way to continue marketing the HP pigmented ink formulation through some third party source that could let us Canon and Epson users have access to it. Wishful thinking on my part for sure, but I just wish corporate bean counters would think outside the box for a change.
Or perhaps, wouldn't it be really cool if Epson and Canon would take the same yellow pigment that HP chose and give its users an alternate yellow choice in terms of what yellow ink we use for our fine art printmaking efforts....i.e., offering us a choice between slightly better yellow pigment color vividness and slightly more color constancy under different light sources, or better overall image permanence particularly with skin tone values that are so crucially important in many photographic prints.
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Mark, I would be truly very surprised if they stopped making ink until nearly the last of their printers using these inks bites the dust. Firstly, ink is probably the only thing they make money from in this market niche (OK, perhaps paper too) and secondly, it would be a PR debacle if they left a large number of owners suddenly high and dry. That is most unlikely to happen. And as you say, they could perhaps sell their patents to third parties.
As for corporate bean counters - I think we both know that these companies are in business to make profit and keep their shareholders loyal and happy and their managements handsomely paid. That is the "name of the game". You wouldn't want to be running HP at this juncture of its corporate survival. It may be one of the world's largest technology companies, but it is facing massive fundamental challenges. It is purported to be the biggest PC maker in the world, but where is the PC market going? It is purported to be the biggest printer manufacturer in the world (all types, not the ones LULA folks use for fine art printing), but where is the printer market going? These are life-threatening issues - it is well beyond bean-counting, and if you were trying to manage a behemoth like this you would be poking into every nook and cranny of the enterprise and the external environment it faces to see what's holding its own and what isn't, where economies can be made, and what the strategic direction of the company needs to be if it is survive into the next decade.
All that said - you're right - it won't be the first time nor the last that good technology gets sacrificed to economic realities and financial interests - and people who don't control these decisions lament them.
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Quote from: Mark D Segal on February 09, 2013, 08:41:41 PM
Mark, I would be truly very surprised if they stopped making ink until nearly the last of their printers using these inks bites the dust. Firstly, ink is probably the only thing they make money from in this market niche (OK, perhaps paper too) and secondly, it would be a PR debacle if they left a large number of owners suddenly high and dry.
Right, but if HP decides not to introduce new machines that use this outstanding aqueous pigmented ink set, then it's only a question of time supporting the existing fleet of printers that use this ink to halt production.
Hence, I hope for 1) a new HP machine, 2) Canon or Epson to deliver a new inkset using Hp's choice of yellow pigment (there are only a couple of commercially available yellow pigment choices: Hp chose the one with higher stability, Canon and Epson chose the slightly more vivid one), or 3) a third party giving us a comparably stable inkset as HP, and that might but not necessarily involve a licensing agreement with HP if HP is otherwise abandoning the technology.
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The Z6200, Z5200 are still around. In many aspects equivalent to the Epson 11880 and 9890. The same yellow is used in their inksets. In larger carts if someone thinks he could improve an Epson that way. HP will not stop ink production yet. There are no true art papers left in the catalog but HP made it easy to use third party papers on the Zs so may have cut in their own art paper market that way. In all the other paper ranges HP is still present. While one could argue that printers go the way of the dino, both HP and Canon are the big companies in the Sign, CAD and Office market. If there are companies that could keep a niche market supplied with spin-off technology, they are. And Sign + CAD may not feel that shift to electronic media so badly. I see signs that Epson diversifies its products with less attention to the art and photography market. This market is not big enough and is now a replacement market with a wide format on every corner in town. HP may have left for the moment but which one will be strong enough to reenter this niche again when the price is right and competition weakened. Right now Canon looks to be the healthiest and it has a strong position in photography too (though should get its DSLR range at the top again).
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February 12, 2013, 11:05:20 AM »
I just contacted HP and spoke to someone on their chat service. The Z3200ps 24" is available and lists for $4900. They wanted to know if I was ready to buy it and would email me a better price quote with free shipping. So as of right now at least, it's available. I have a Z3100 that's almost 6 years old that is in very good condition. I get a service contract on it every year. But I'm concerned about the avaibility of parts and service if they discontinue this line. Or if my Z3100 should completely die or not be repairable I would buy a Z3200.
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February 12, 2013, 11:32:03 AM »
I just got a z2100 direct from HP and expressed the same concerns. I was told that they had no
plans to end this line of printers and that when printer are discontinued they offer ink & replacement
parts for 10 years from that date. (Beautiful prints very under rated printer) also I am amazed at
how little ink it uses compared to my epson.
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My mistake 3/32" tungsten, late night doing a design. Im practicing on some 22 gauge but ive had it do it to me on 1/8 as well. Yes Im inside no fans. 100% 10-15cfm, tried like I said 1/8, and 0.030 mig wire ER4043, been making sure to clean it real well. Could the material im welding on affect it its a old 1/4 table, what about insufficent ground? you guys rock btw
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TIG Welding Alum base metal wants to spread away from its self
If possible you should be grounded to the aluminum, as close as possible to the weld. As stated before start hot and reduce as you go. You also need a tight fit, no gaps is best.
1. Sharpen your 3/32 tungsten needle sharp and don't break the point. Taper it like the taper from a good pencil sharpener. the point if not contaminated will erode back and form a perfect little ball on it's own.
2. Probably the surface of the alum is oxidized greatly. Break the surface and clean. The thinner the sheet, the more likely the surface will be a problem.
3. Once clean, turn your metal thickness selector all the way down. Move up incrementally to find your sweet spot.
4. Make sure you are not using grimmey slimmy gloves, and acetone your filler wire.
5. Gently ease the arc up as you wait for the tell tale sign of the melt at the puddle. Add the rod in fast jabs, and pull out far enough that the wire does not melt back. You don't have to worry about keeping the rod in the gas stream as it minimally oxidizes.
Alum is easy if you put your time in perfecting your technique. Enough so that you may come to prefer to weld it. And you have the easiest tig machine to learn on that has ever been designed. The Diversion 180 the beginner's dream.
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You guys are awesome, Im gonna have to put these techniques to use as soon as i get my rear jeep hatch open its delaying projects cause i cant get the door open so i cant get any material
A couple of tips/techniques to mess with;
(1) Make the fitup as good as you possibly can as poor fitup, especially with aluminum, is tough to deal with, particularly for beginners.
(2) Try getting your arc started on whichever piece of metal is the thickest piece of metal (but not too far from the joint) and where you are farthest from an edge, then sort of pull it along to where you are wanting to weld. This may give you a little more time to get control of the heat you are using and have the right amps ( hopefully NOT "full stomp"!!) before you get to the joint and, therefore, you will put less heat into it to let the puddle get away from you and melt back any. One thing to keep in mnd is that, say you are making a "T" joint, the piece that is having the heat applied to the edge is going to want to melt back a lot easier that the piece where you are welding further away from any edge is going to melt.
You mentioned that you were going to get bigger pieces when you can, but if you are going to weld anythng together that is not just for practice, I would recommend that, when you cut stuff up to make whatever it is you are making, save some scraps to practice on before you try to do the final "keeper" pieces. That way you can sort of get a feel for how that particular metal reacts to heat and your filler choice is right, play with the actual type of joints you are going to make, and in the process get your settings and welding speed the best you can before making bird cr*p on the final piece you are making. One more thing to keep in mind is that, if you have one of the pieces you are working on clamped flat on a big metal surface, that piece is going to conduct heat away a LOT faster that any piece that is not clamped flat on, say, a big, flat piece of steel like most tables are made of. This can make a pretty big difference as to how the puddle forms and on how you can manipulate the puddle and control the heat.
But, in general, TIG welding just requires two things: PRACTICE and lots of it; and having your (particularly aluminum) metal CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN. Oh....and did I mention having your metal CLEAN?
Good luck and have fun...there aren't a lot of things that are more satisfying than learning to make nice alumimun TIG welds!!Don J
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Researchers say they have collected promising weather data by flying instrument-laden drones into big Western and Midwestern storms. Now, they want to expand the project in hopes of learning more about how tornadoes form.
This week, the world's most popular podcast came to an end, and so did�The Colbert Report.�
Is this really the end of the road for Jack Bauer?In a new interview with the UK newspaper The Telegraph,...
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All journeys must eventually come to an end, and after 13 years and six movies, director Peter Jackson completes his time in Middle Earth with "The Battle of the Five Armies," the final chapter in "The Hobbit" trilogy.
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The Southwestern Community College women's basketball team came up short in a weekend trip to southern Missouri in search of its first victory of the 2012-13 season.
On Friday night the Spartans fell to Missouri Valley College JV in Marshall, Mo., by a 60-44 score before dropping a hard-fought 46-36 defeat Saturday at Nevada, Mo., against Cottey College.
"Both of these games are indicative of how our season has been played thus far," SWCC coach Brett Gilcrist said. "I felt like we beat ourselves in both games with unforced turnovers, poor free throw shooting and a general lack of consistency on both ends of the floor."
Southwestern had chances in both contests, trailing only 29-24 at halftime Friday night despite 13 turnovers and shooting only 5-of-14 at the free throw line. But the Spartans shot only 30 percent from the field while fading in the second half of a 16-point loss.
Brittany Clark, sophomore from Omaha, led the Spartans Friday with her first career double-double — 10 points and 11 rebounds. Freshman Alycia Raney of Elkader chipped in with 10 points, while freshman Darian Polson of Des Moines snagged nine rebounds.
Southwestern competed much better Saturday, making a late run in the first half to take a 20-19 lead over Cottey College at the break. The run was keyed by the first half shooting of freshman Morgan Knorr of Savannah, Mo.
Again, poor second-half shooting was the Spartans' downfall, hitting just 22 percent after intermission, and 2-8 at the charity stripe. Down six with two minutes to play, the Spartans fouled to stop the clock and Cottey converted clutch free throws to seal the 10-point win.
Knorr led Southwestern with 10 points. Polson chipped in six points and six rebounds. Clark finished a strong weekend on the boards with seven rebounds. Sophomore Jamee Miner, who had four assists Friday, contributed five steals and four blocks on Saturday.
"I was pleased with how we competed Saturday," Gilcrist said. "Unfortunately, we committed 17 turnovers and went 2-of-12 at the free throw line. For the game we shot 28 percent overall. You can't beat good teams when you don't execute, but my challenge to the team was to compete like that every day."
A huge challenge awaits the 0-10 Spartans in a trip to Council Bluffs Wednesday for a 5 p.m. contest against Division I fifth-ranked Iowa Western Community College (11-0).
SOUTHWESTERN (44) — Brittany Clark 10, Alycia Raney 10, Kaley Folkerts 7, Darian Polson 5, Jamee Miner 4, Jaraylia Knight 2, Morgan Knorr 2 Kourtni Stumpf 2, Miranda Williams 2. Totals — 19 5-14 44. FG shooting — 19-57 (33 percent). 3-point goals — 1-4. Rebounds — Clark 11, Polson 9. Assists — Miner 4, Knight 4. Steals — Folkerts 2, Knorr 2, Stumpf 2. Blocked shots — Miner 2, Knorr 2, Zimmerman 2. .
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SOUTHWESTERN (36) — Morgan Knorr 10, Darian Polson 6, Taylor Zimmerman 5, Alycia Raney 4, Kourtni Stumpf 3, Brittany Clark 2, Kaley Folkerts 2, Jaraylia Knight 2, Miranda Williams 2. Totals — 16 2-12 36. FG shooting — 16-58 (28 percent). 3-point goals — 2-12. Rebounds — Clark 7, Miner 6, Polson 6. Assists — Knight 4, Miner 3. Steals — Miner 5. Blocked shots — Miner 4.
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NAACP Image Awards 2012: Adele, Chris Brown Nominated
As Spinner.com reports, last year, 2011, will forever be known as the time that everybody went friggin' nuts for Adele. The singer has spent a record 16 weeks at the top of the charts, tying the record for the 'Titanic' soundtrack -- her heart will go on, and on, and on, and on -- adding to a long list of accolades far to lengthy to name right now.
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Check into your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore this ancient capital. This afternoon, meet your Tour Director and fellow travelers.
The "Eternal City"—a city steeped in history, vibrantly alive and exciting, and absolutely unique! Included sightseeing with a Local Guide starts in St. Peter's Square, followed by a visit to the Roman Forum and the mighty Colosseum. (Breakfast)
This morning, vistas of undulating hills, austere rows of cypress trees, terraced vineyards, olive groves, and rural villages form the backdrop of your journey through beautiful Tuscany. Stop in Pisa for a visit and see the Square of Miracles and the amazing Leaning Tower. Arrive in Florence for an overnight. (Breakfast)
Today, enjoy the included walking tour with a Local Guide, featuring most of the city highlights. You will see Piazza Santa Croce; beautiful Piazza Signoria; Palazzo Vecchio and its courtyard; Loggia dei Lanzi; and, to top it all, Piazza del Duomo and its cathedral with the Giotto Campanile, and the magnificent East Door of the Baptistry, known as the "Gate of Paradise." (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, leave hilly Tuscany to travel north into the plains of Lombardy, crossing the great River Po with new and quite different scenery as you approach Milan for a stop to see its great Duomo. Overnight in Baveno in the Lake Maggiore area. (Breakfast)
Time to relax and get to know the area. Lake Maggiore is one of Italy's largest lakes and is located on the very edge of Alpine Switzerland. In fact, on clear days you can see the peaks of the Swiss Alps. Take advantage of the included excursion to visit Lugano and its lake in Switzerland. (Breakfast)
Travel across the Po River plain and stop in the romantic city of Verona to see Romeo and Juliet´s balcony, and enjoy some time at leisure before reaching the Venice area. (Breakfast)
Venice is more like a marvelous film set than a real live city, with its criss-crossing canals, gondolas and water buses, arched bridges, palaces, and piazzas. The included orientation starts with a boat ride and is followed by time at leisure and a chance to watch Venetian glassblowers fashion their delicate objects as they did centuries ago. Don't miss out on the optional gondola trip, gliding along the picturesque canals with a local troubadour to serenade you. (Breakfast, Dinner)
An interesting drive southwards right across the Po Delta to Ravenna. In the afternoon, journey to Assisi, enclosed by ramparts and little changed since the Middle Ages. This is the town of the deeply mystical and poetic St. Francis—see the Church of St. Clare, founder of the Order of Poor Clares, the medieval castle, and cathedral. Overnight in beautiful nearby Perugia, capital of Umbria. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Drive south on the autostrada to Pompeii. Time stopped for the rich, aristocratic town of Pompeii with the terrible eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. On the included visit you can see the remains of luxurious villas, temples, theater, and forum. Next, Sorrento, set on a plateau above the waters of the Bay of Naples. Wander the winding streets lined with shops and stalls, and sit with a glass of wine, absorbing the easygoing life of this charming resort. (Breakfast)
This legendary island is surrounded by rocky coastline where the crashing sea has formed awe-inspiring caves. The town with its pretty piazza, maze of streets, fashionable boutiques, and smart restaurants is a mecca for the jet set. An optional island tour is available. (Breakfast, Dinner)
A comfortable drive northwards this morning for arrival in Rome, well in time to enjoy most of the afternoon and evening. (Breakfast)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (Breakfast)
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Several days after Chris Brown released his video for 'Turn Up the Music' comes a remix to the song featuring his ex-girlfriend Rihanna.
The Bajan songstress debuted the song on Twitter, just minutes after the former couple's 'Birthday Cake' remix dropped.
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Solstice C-Tour Series 2008
This is where to come for C-Tour info for 2008.
There is going to be 4 events in this Series, 3 one day C Tiers and a 2 day B-Tier in Birmingham.
Event # 1
March 8th, 2008 - Tuscaloosa, AL - Bowers Park
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April 12th, 2008 - Snellville, GA - Lenora Park
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May 3rd, 2008 - Huntsville, AL - Mastin Lake
Final Event - Summer Solstice
June 21-22nd, 2008 PDGA B-Tier
Birmingham, Alabama GW & Civitan(Trussville)
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There will be a Pro and an Am - Men's and Women's Overall Series Champ crowned based on all events.
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Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals will play the Greek Theater in Berkeley, CA on May 26. A number of support acts will perform including Jack Johnson. There will be a second stage as well. The show starts at 4pm, with Harper on stage at 8:30pm. Tickets are $35 each and go on sale Sunday at 10am.


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If licensing is available then Data Interoperability or FME to convert data from MapInfo TAB seems like a way to go.
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What is lithium and what does it treat?
Lithium is a medication that works in the brain to treat bipolar disorder. It is approved for the treatment of bipolar disorder and acute mania. Bipolar disorder involves episodes of depression and/or mania.
A depressive episode, or depression, occurs when a person experiences several of the following symptoms at the same time: "low" or depressed mood (e.g., sad, empty, tearful), decreased interest in most or all activities, changes in appetite (usually decreased), changes in sleep (usually poor sleep), loss of energy, feeling worthless/guilty/hopeless/helpless, psychomotor agitation or retardation (i.e., thoughts/movements speeding up or slowing down), difficulty concentrating, and thoughts of death (suicidal thinking).
A manic episode, or mania, is when a person experiences several of the following symptoms at the same time: "high" or irritable mood, very high self esteem, decreased need for sleep, pressure to keep talking, racing thoughts, being easily distracted, and frequently involved in activities with large risk for bad consequences (e.g., excessive buying sprees).
Bipolar disorder is a brain disorder (mental illness) that exposes people to these mood changes over the course of time. Bipolar disorder affects more than two million Americans each year, but individuals with this disorder can lead fulfilling lives when they receive proper treatment. Unfortunately, many people with this illness do not receive treatment.
What is the most important information I should know about lithium?
Do not stop taking lithium or change your dose without first talking to your healthcare provider.
Lithium is used for long-term treatment of bipolar disorder.
Do not stop taking lithium even when you feel better. Only your healthcare provider can determine the length of lithium treatment that is right for you.
Missing doses of lithium may increase your risk for a relapse in your mood symptoms.
In order for lithium to work properly, it should be taken every day as ordered by your healthcare provider.
Periodically, your healthcare provider may ask you to provide a blood sample to make sure the appropriate level of medication is in your body and to assess for side effects, such as changes in blood counts.
Are there specific concerns about lithiumand pregnancy?
If you are planning on becoming pregnant, notify your healthcare provider to best manage your medications. People living with bipolar disorder who wish to become pregnant face important decisions. This is a complex decision since untreated bipolar disorder has risks to the fetus as well as the mother. It is important to discuss with your doctor and caregivers.
Exposure to lithium during the first three months of pregnancy is associated with a slightly increased risk of "Ebstein's Anomaly", a heart valve defect. Even though recent data suggest that the risk of Ebstein's anomaly from first trimester use of lithium is very low, an ultrasound of the heart is recommended at 16 to 20 weeks of gestation. Serum lithium concentrations should be monitored monthly in early pregnancy and weekly near delivery. Avoidance of sodium depletion and avoidance of a low salt diet are recommended to prevent lithium toxicity.
Breast-feeding is not recommended in women who are taking lithium.
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking lithium?
How should I take lithium?
Lithium is usually taken two to three times per day with food.
If you are taking an extended release form of lithium, it is important to swallow the tablet whole. Do not crush or chew extended release tablets.
While the dose usually ranges from 900–1200 mg/day, your healthcare provider will determine the dose that is right for you based upon your response and your lithium blood level.
What happens if I miss a dose of lithium?
If you miss a dose of lithium, take it as soon as you remember it. If it is close to your next dose, wait until then to take the medication and skip the missed dose. Do not double your next dose or take more than your prescribed dose. Discuss any missed doses with your healthcare provider.
What should I avoid while taking lithium?
Avoid drinking alcohol or using illegal drugs while you are taking lithium. They may decrease the benefits (e.g., worsen your symptoms) and increase adverse effects (e.g., sedation, dizziness).
Avoid excessive intake of caffeinated beverages, such as coffee, tea, cola or energy drinks, since these may decrease levels of lithium and decrease effectiveness of the medication
What happens if I overdose with lithium?
If an overdose occurs call your doctor or 911. You may need urgent medical care. You may also contact the poison control center at 1 (800) 222-1222.
Overdosing with lithium may lead to: confusion, difficulty concentrating, sluggishness, vomiting, diarrhea, poor coordination, tremor and muscle weakness or twitching. In severe cases, people can develop abnormal heart rhythm, seizures. Coma and death are possible.
A specific antidote for lithium does not exist.
What are possible side effects of lithium?
Sedation, nausea, loss of appetite, mild diarrhea, dizziness, fine hand tremors, increased production of urine and excessive thirst are common side effects.
In rare cases, lithium may lead to a reversible condition known as diabetes insipidus. If this occurs you would notice a drastic increase in thirst and how much fluid you drink as well as how much you urinate.
Hypothyroidism and other thyroid conditions may occur with long term lithium use.
Are there any risks for taking lithium for long periods of time?
To date, there are rare kidney problems associated with long term use of lithium. Generally, it is a safe and effective medication when used as directed.
What other medications may interact with lithium?
There are a number of medications which can increase the amount of lithium in the body. These include:
Some substances may decrease the amounts of lithium in the body, examples include:
How long does it take for lithium to work?
It is very important to tell your doctor how you feel things are going during the first few weeks after you start taking lithium. It will probably take several weeks to see big enough changes in your symptoms to decide if lithium is the right medication for you.
Mood stabilizer treatment is generally needed lifelong for persons with bipolar disorder. Your doctor can best discuss the duration of treatment you need based on your symptoms and course of illness.
Provided by College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists, January 2012
Reviewed by Ken Duckworth, M.D., NAMI Medical Director
FDA Warning: Lithium toxicity can occur at therapeutic doses, so serum lithium determinations are required to monitor therapy.


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Palermo is the capital of the region of Sicily. It has known the domination of the Romans, the Arabs, the Normans, the Spanish. Mixing the remains of the old civilisations such as churches covered by Arabic cupolas, colourful open air markets, narrow dusty streets and baroque palaces, Palermo has become a city of contrasts: a mixture of Christian faith, pagan superstitions and a curious heritage of the Muslim medieval period.
Its eternal springtime makes it very attractive. Situated in the middle of a magnificent bay, the Conca d'Oro, facing the blue Mediterranean Sea, amid luxurious tropical vegetation and surrounded by a crown of limestone mounts, Palermo shows marvellous scenery.
The place of Quattro Canti, the municipal palace and, nearby, the church of la Martorana, is an unsual example of medieval arabic art with its typical cupola.
The Massimo theatre has been restaured recently and has recovered the purity of its original Liberty style. One of the main theatres of Sicily, it has a very good program of special events, mostly operas.
If you are looking for a beach getaway, then Palermo is a perfect destination. Just outside Palermo, you will find Mondello Beach which is very popular with locals. If you would like somewhere else, you'll find a whole stretch of sandy beaches on the 150-kilometre coastline in the province of Palermo. These beaches are all surrounded by beautiful landscapes and you can practice a wide range of activities here. To name just a number of them: Aspra, Cefalù, San Vito Lo Capo, Isola delle Femmine, Arenella, Ficarazzi, Lascari, Sferracavallo, Trappeto…


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There's a reason ICEEs, kids splashing in erupting fire hydrants, and block parties are part New York's summer iconography — it's hot as hell. But after a few years tracking the dressing habits of the locals, the beautiful Brit blogger behind Where Did U Get That, Karen Blanchard, has learned a few things about surviving summer in the city — head Upstate on the weekends, swim wherever you can, and if all else fails, take down a smoothie. For more heat-beating inspiration, click through her slideshow of cool summer activities.
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In the next couple weeks the House Agriculture Committee will negotiate its version of the 2012 Food and Farm Bill, following last week's passage of the Senate's decent version of the bill. In preparation, we took one of the House Ag Committee decision-makers (Fresno's Rep. Jim Costa) on a tour to make real what's at stake in this bill.
After three rapid-fire days with votes on 73 amendments and big budget cuts, the Senate passed what is probably the best Farm Bill we could have hoped for. Huge thanks for all the calls, letters and meetings with elected officials delivered by a large and diverse number of individuals and groups across the country, including the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC).
PAN stands with the other ten members of NSAC's California Farm Bill Caucus to celebrate this success and gear-up for the House Farm Bill negotiations, coming up just after the 4th of July.
The Senate has one more day to vote on key Farm Bill amendments. Yesterday, Day 1 of the complex voting process, was generally a good day — thanks to the hard work of the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) and many groups and individuals across the country. Let's aim for more good news today!
Today's vote includes the Chamblish amendment on conservation compliance. This amendment (#2438) would protect our natural resources by requiring recipients of crop insurance subsidies (i.e. our tax dollars) to use practices that protect natural resources. Please call your senator now, and urge them to vote YES on the Chamblish amendment.
What does the federal Farm Bill have to do with a healthy diet? More than you'd think, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS).
To get more fresh produce into our diets we need to reverse the policies that put up barriers — rather than provide incentives — for farmers to produce the fresh fruits and vegetables so urgently needed in the diets of most of us in the U.S.
Farmers who protect their soil using organic or other sustainable methods often encounter hurdles that other farmers do not. Current policies provide disproportionately little support for such farming practices depite the clear benefits — for the soil, the environment, human health and economic growth.
This week the U.S. Senate will have a chance to partially correct this by supporting Food and Farm Bill amendments that link crop insurance to sound farming practices. We know that good stewardship builds diverse agroecosystems that are inherently less risky than conventional sytems. Less risk with greater protection of soil and other natural resources? That's where I want my tax dollars to go.
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Allegheny Regional Family History Society
Area covers counties in northeast West Virginia, southwest Pennsylvania, western Maryland and northwest Virginia.
Dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of our forefathers who once lived on the land that is now the Shenandoah National Park.
HKMI is a non-profit educational organization, dedicated to the preservation of the historical and cultural heritage of our early Germanic immigrants into the great valley of Virginia, through museum and living history exhibits and programs, archives and genealogies, for the members of the organization and the general public.
Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin in the Colony of Virginia
Huguenots began coming to Virginia as early as 1620. In 1700-1701, five ships arrived at the mouth of the James River, then the York and the Rappahannock rivers, east of present-day Richmond, Virginia. French Huguenots, having fled religious persecution, had lived in England and Ireland and done military services for King William. They were granted lands in the New World for a permanent home where they had the freedom to worship as they pleased. West of Richmond, many founded a colony on the site of a village deserted by the Monacan Indians. This is a society of the descendants of that colony and French Protestants who came to Virginia before 1786.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Virginia
Jurisdictions for the IOOF, Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
For descendants of the early settlers, founders and adventurers at Jamestowne, Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in America.
Lower Delmarva Genealogical Society
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
Created to honor Melungeon heritage. Melungeon Historical Society is dedicated to documenting the Melungeons, one family at a time. Core names, Gibson, Goins, Collins, and more. Areas are Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, and the Carolinas.
Dedicated to our early German ancestors who arrived in America and for the Society's purposes includes New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, and the Carolinas.
Arlington, Virginia.
Includes the Counties of Pulaski, Floyd, Giles, Montgomery and the City of Radford, Virginia.
Order of Descendants of Ancient Planters
People who arrived in Virginia before 1616, remained for a period of three years, paid their passage, and survived the massacre of 1622.
Pocahontas Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Colonists
Richmond, Virginia chapter.
Shenandoah Valley Genealogical Society
Shenandoah Valley Genealogical Society, founded in 2003, serves all genealogists researching family records in the Shenandoah Valley. This area includes counties formed from Augusta and Frederick Counties that generally hold the watershed of the Shenandoah River. These counties are Augusta, Berkeley (now WV), Clarke, Jefferson (now WV), Frederick, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page, and Warren Counties. We will sometimes include news from five West Virginia counties that were in old Frederick County, but not in the watershed area. They are Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral, and Morgan Counties.


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What surprises people most about the Nashville Jazz Workshop? "That we're even here," said Roger Spencer. "We seem to do a fairly good unintentional job of flying under the radar. I'm surprised every day at the number of people I meet that love jazz and don't know we're here."
Spencer, a bassist, founded the workshop in 1998 with his wife, pianist Lori Mechem.
One way the workshop promotes itself and raises money for its many programs is its annual fundraiser, Jazzmania, which takes place Oct. 20 at The Factory at Franklin.
Things get underway at 4 p.m. with a performance by saxophonist Evan Cobb and his quintet. At 5 p.m., vocalist Sandra Dudley performs with her group.
Live auctions begin at 6 p.m. before a concluding performance by saxophonist Kirk Whalum joined by Spencer and Mechem.
"The music is always great because we have our Jazz Workshop faculty artists perform," said Larry Seeman, director of development. "This year it's even coming up a notch because Kirk Whalum, who was on our faculty and was on our board, is coming back to perform. He's a favorite here in town and is a wonderful, versatile musician."
Part of what makes the Nashville Jazz Workshop special is the meeting of accomplished professionals with eager hobbyists of all ages.
Classes are offered at the workshop's Neuhoff Complex location in seven six-week sessions and range from listening and history classes to improvisation, ensembles and vocal repertoire. A scholarship program provides instruction for aspiring young musicians, and there also is a summer youth jazz camp.
Spencer cites an age range of 14 to 91 in one of his classes. "Just like the age span, the ability span is all over the map," he said.
While classes are offered Mondays through Thursdays, weekends are for performances. But, again, that's something even people familiar with Nashville Jazz Workshop may not realize.
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