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Archive: 11-2011
Poll: Would you welcome an Android-powered PC?
Google has released Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Cream Sandwich" for x86, so Android could be coming to PCs in 2012. Would you want one?
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 30, 2011, 8:52 PM PST
Why Apple is about to build, buy, or partner on a web search engine
Apple's Siri could change the game in search and put a lot of pressure on Google, but first Apple needs to deal with web search integration.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 29, 2011, 1:26 AM PST
Kindle Fire vs. iPad: Join the debate and vote
In the latest ZDNet Great Debate, Jason Hiner will be arguing that the iPad is a more productive tablet than Amazon's Kindle Fire. Cast your vote.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 28, 2011, 8:38 PM PST
The 20 most useful Android smartphone apps of 2011
Jason Hiner provides his list of the top 20 tried-and-true Android smartphone apps that are worth your time to download.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 25, 2011, 7:20 AM PST
iPhone and Surface: The moment Apple and Microsoft diverged
In June 2007, both Apple and Microsoft were poised to reinvent computing. Only one of them delivered, and it changed the destiny of both companies.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 21, 2011, 6:53 PM PST
Leaderboard: The 10 best Android smartphones
Android has surged to 50% of the smartphone market and new devices arrive every week. Here's a look at the 10 best Android phones money can buy.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 18, 2011, 7:19 AM PST
The 20 best apps for the iPad
The iPad has its limits, but it's really good at a few basic functions. Here are 20 useful apps that play to the iPad's strengths.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 15, 2011, 6:00 PM PST
Search can't scale without social, and Bing has Facebook and Twitter on its side
The human race will create 1.8 zettabytes of data in 2011. Web search can't keep up. See why social is the answer and how Bing is well-positioned.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 14, 2011, 8:21 PM PST
The 10 best tablets of 2011 [UPDATED]
New tablets have hit the market week after week throughout 2011, but here are the 10 best that are worth your attention, and your money.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 8, 2011, 10:00 PM PST
New launch: Google+ for businesses and brands
The long-awaited Google+ Pages for businesses and brands have officially launched. See who has Pages already and when you can get one.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 7, 2011, 3:02 PM PST
Android to catch BlackBerry in the enterprise? It's not a sure thing
A new analyst report suggests that Android will catch BlackBerry in enterprise smartphone sales by 2016. Here's why it may be wrong.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 4, 2011, 1:52 PM PDT
Gates-Jobs relationship explored in new PBS documentary
The rocky 30-year partnership between Apple's Steve Jobs and Microsoft's Bill Gates is featured in the new PBS documentary on Jobs's career.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 2, 2011, 10:54 AM PDT
How Microsoft blew it with the Courier tablet
Microsoft's Courier tablet was a hit that never came to market. Now that we know the inside story, the loss hurts even a little more.
Posted by Jason Hiner | November 1, 2011, 2:39 PM PDT


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The tournament was originally a four-team double elimination but has been changed due to the fact that Burlington dropped out..
Teams competing now will be the Lamar Merchants, Limon, and Kiowa.
The schedule of events on Friday (July 6) will include a picnic at 5 p.m. at Merchants Park. Opening ceremonies will follow at 6 o'clock.
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Blind Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng said on Saturday he had left a hospital in Beijing and was at the airport where he expected to be departing for the United States, a move that would signal the end of a diplomatic crisis between the two countries.
The self-taught lawyer's plight became a major diplomatic incident when he fled house arrest last month for the U.S. embassy in Beijing and later said he wanted to leave China for his safety and that of his wife and two children.
"I'm at the airport. I do not have a passport. I don't know when I will be leaving. I think I'm going to New York," he told AFP by telephone from Beijing's international airport.
Chen, 40, who told AFP he was with his wife, young daughter and son, said he thought Chinese authorities might hand the passport directly to US officials, who would then insert a US visa before giving it to him.
A United Airlines flight from the Chinese capital to New York that had been scheduled to take off at 3:45pm (0745 GMT) was delayed until 5:00pm. Airline staff refused to say if Chen was booked on that flight.
There was a large police presence at the airport, as well as officials from the Chinese foreign ministry. The U.S. embassy declined immediate comment.
Chen had been at a Beijing hospital with his immediate family since early this month, after he left the U.S. embassy, where he had sought refuge for several days.
He had led campaigns for farmers and disabled citizens and exposed forced abortions.
He was formally released in 2010 but remained under house arrest in his home village in northeastern Shandong province, which officials turned into a fortress of walls, security cameras and guards in plain clothes who kept Chen isolated.
Chen fled his closely guarded village home in the eastern province of Shandong on April 22 under the noses of plain-clothes security officers, with help from supporters.
In a video address to China's Premier Wen Jiabao that was posted online, Chen said he had suffered repeated beatings while under house arrest since 2010, and expressed serious concerns for his wife and family.
He pitched up at the U.S. mission several days later, less than a week before U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was due to visit China for one of the most important Sino-U.S. meetings of the year.
Chen, who has been invited to study law at New York University, was in touch Wednesday with Chinese officials, who told him they planned to give him a passport within 15 days.
The presence of the high-profile Chinese campaigner in the U.S. embassy sent diplomats on both sides scrambling for a solution.
Initially, Chen agreed to leave the embassy compound in return for a Chinese promise to let him stay in China under more tolerable conditions. He soon changed his mind, saying he did not feel safe and wanted to leave for the US.
Bob Fu, the head of U.S.-based organization ChinaAid and a supporter of Chen, issued a statement Saturday thanking both the U.S. and Chinese governments for apparently making it possible for Chen and his family to leave.
"ChinaAid and the Chen family deeply appreciate the international community's tireless efforts to gain his freedom, including both the efforts of the U.S. embassy and the U.S. Congress, who held two timely hearings on his behalf," it said.
"Chen also wanted to express his gratitude to the Chinese government, who fulfilled one of its promises to allow his family to leave."
Fu said that it was "a great day for freedom fighters", adding: "This further proves that constructive dialogues with international pressure can surely produce concrete positive results."


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In the the plane bathroom scene, Cillian Murphy actually missed the place to throw Rachel McAdams. She hit her head and was knocked unconscious for a half hour. After that she was ready for work and Murphy was afraid to do it again. In the take that's in the film Murphy's hand can be seen holding the back of McAdams' head to guard it from it hitting again.
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Certification supports environmental practices and sustainable standards for credible farm raised seafood claims
NSF's new ASC CoC accreditation for farm raised seafood complements NSF's existing Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) accreditation for responsible and sustainable wild caught fishing practices
ANN ARBOR, Mich. and SEATTLE (September 18, 2012) – The seafood division of NSF International, a global independent public health organization, is now accredited to offer Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Chain of Custody (CoC) Certification to the seafood industry. This certification supports environmentally responsible aquaculture (farm raised) practices and verifies that seafood originates from farms that comply with sustainable seafood standards, allowing buyers to make credible claims regarding the origin of seafood products.
According to the ASC, aquaculture is the fastest-growing food production system in the world. With this growth, it is crucial to protect aquatic environments, reduce water pollution, and support the adoption of internationally-accepted social standards and practices, such as ASC CoC certification.
NSF's new ASC CoC accreditation for farm raised seafood compliments NSF's existing Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) accreditation for responsible and sustainable wild caught fishing practices. Companies that handle farmed as well as wild caught fish can now demonstrate the sustainability of both product categories in one streamlined assessment from NSF International.
As the Chain of Custody requirements for both ASC and MSC certifications are similar, ASC's CoC requirements were added as an annex to MSC's CoC standard. A leading MSC CoC certifier in North America, NSF International has issued more than 400 certifications since 2001.
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"The expansion of our Marine Stewardship Council accreditation to include Aquaculture Stewardship Council Chain of Custody Certification ensures that we continue to meet the increasing demand for safety and sustainability certification services throughout the global seafood supply chain," said Tom White, Assistant Director of NSF International's Seafood division. "As we are now accredited to offer both Chain of Custody certifications, we can also help decrease certification costs for our customers by providing one streamlined audit to both programs."
With offices on the east and west coast of the United States and throughout Latin America and Asia, NSF seafood services include safety analysis, sanitation and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), product evaluations, and audits to the Best Aquaculture Practices Standard developed by the Global Aquaculture Alliance. Additionally, NSF International's Seafood Division offers consulting, seafood Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) auditing, plan development and training for the seafood industry.
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Finishing Touches
In the end, the thousands upon thousands of meticulous stop-motion shots were tied together in the editing room and wrapped with a gorgeous score by Jon Brion.
On ParaNorman, editing of the movie began surprisingly early – very early – on the production, back in 2009.
"It's very liberating to be an editor of animated movies," enthuses ParaNorman editor Christopher Murrie, a veteran of LAIKA's editorial department. He reveals that "unlike with a live-action movie, we can edit the feature before any footage has been shot. We built a version of ParaNorman, several times, with the storyboards and temporary dialogue – sometimes from me! – sound effects, and music. We will work on it extensively for over two years before we had to finalize anything. All told, it's a three-year process versus maybe three months for a live-action movie. But the principles of telling a story for cinema are the same.
"We can add or remove scenes and rearrange them – all before the choices on-set are made. We can request the shots we want from the storyboard artists – 'Can I get a couple more panels of this?' – and not have to wade through thousands of feet of coverage. The analogy I make is that we start with a blank canvas and add layers upon layers; on a live-action movie, it's more like sculpting out of marble. I've edited different forms of animation, and working on stop-motion projects is particularly fantastic."
The editor notes that, given the digitized information banks in place at LAIKA, "When Sam or Chris would sit down with me and say, 'What about that take where this actor tweaked that line just a bit,' and it was recorded 2 years ago, well, I can actually find it in our system. It will take a couple of minutes, as opposed to what would take a long time if the audio files hadn't been properly named in our database. Yet there's a lot you store internally, from your own memory."
Once shooting progressed, elaborates Murrie, "we would take the storyboards out and put animation in. The lion's share of editorial on an animated movie is in the pre-production process, and not – as on live-action movies – in the post-production process. As shots come off the [LAIKA Studios] floor, we had to make sure that they fit with each other in the right way. Every department's work comes through editing; we inherit all the problems, and hopefully don't create new ones!
"By what is in fact the post-production phase, my department does go back to the more traditional editorial role of doing the final cut and making each little moment sing. We work closely with the sound designers and the composer."
The production had utilized two-time Grammy Award nominee Jon Brion's music from previous movies – including Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Magnolia – as "temp tracks" for the early assemblages of ParaNorman. Director Chris Butler reports, "Jon's music fit so well with what we were creating that we reached out to him during the final phases of production and asked him to compose the entire score."
When LAIKA came calling, Brion was most receptive to the prospect of scoring his first animated feature. "I'd been waiting for the right one for some time now," reveals the composer.
Murrie enthuses, "The musical element of Jon's score really helped the van chase sequence coalesce. He added a propulsion even beyond what was on-screen."


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RALEIGH, N.C. -- The Montreal Canadiens liked their response in two respects Thursday night.
They recovered from their first loss in regulation in nearly a month and then they regrouped from a rough stretch in the middle of the game.
"We had a lot of momentum and then we had that second period," left wing Brandon Prust said. "We kind of knew we were going to come back."
The Canadiens converted in the third period, scoring two goals in a two-minute span to defeat the Carolina Hurricanes 4-2 in a matchup of division leaders at PNC Arena.
Lars Eller scored on a cross-ice pass from Josh Gorges to break a 2-2 tie with 13:51 remaining. Less than two minutes later, P.K. Subban found the net on a power play.
That spelled the end of Carolina's four-game winning streak.
Montreal goalie Carey Price stopped 42 shots to earn the win.
The Canadiens (15-5-4), who have 34 points to lead the Eastern Conference, were coming off a 6-3 loss to the New York Islanders.
"We responded the right way and it was a good win for us," Georges said. "A character (win). It was, 'How do we respond?' We caught ourselves and did a good job."
Prust and Gorges scored in the first period for the Canadiens, who improved to 7-2-2 on the road. Eller and Prust finished with two assists apiece.
"It by far wasn't one of my better games, but the puck goes in for you sometimes," Prust said.
The Southeast Division-leading Hurricanes (13-9-1) scored twice in a 4 1/2-minute span of the second period to pull even on goals by Jordan Staal and Drayson Bowman. They whiffed on a power play and that hindered their surge.
"We couldn't get a bounce or a break," center Eric Staal said. "The opportunities were there."
Carolina goalie Justin Peters, in his second game since he was called up from Charlotte of the American Hockey League, finished with 24 saves.
The Canadiens were thrilled with the offense supplied by players who haven't been primary scores of production.
"We have different guys come and contribute and I think that's good," Eller said.
The Hurricanes were most stung by Montreal's quick strikes in the third period.
"It's tough to give up those and to come back against a team like that," Jordan Staal said. "We need to get that spark on power plays."
Prust collected a rebound and slid the puck under Peters for the game's opening goal.
Gorges skated alone through the slot and took Prust's pass, depositing it for a goal and a 2-0 lead less than 8 1/2 minutes into the game. It was Georges' second goal of the season and his first in 21 games.
Jordan Staal converted when the puck made it through traffic and past Price, Carolina's first goal in more than 86 minutes this season against Montreal.
Bowman was next, sending a blast past Price from a tough angle. That play resulted in an assist for Jeremy Welsh, who collected his first NHL point.
The game remained knotted at 2-2 when Price stopped Eric Staal on a second-period penalty shot after Yannick Weber disrupted the Carolina captain from behind on a short-handed breakaway.
The penalty shot was the first attempted by the Hurricanes this season.
The Hurricanes outshot Montreal 21-5 in the second period, 44-28 for the game.


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Speak with any seasoned editor about Fashion Week and the common thread you'll most likely find is that it can be completely exhausting. Some of the most exhausted off all fashion folk is probably the PRs responsible for behind the scenes, front of house and everything in between. It only makes sense then that one of fashion's PR powerhouses, KCD, in partnership with King & Partners, has found a solution to the fatigue: Digital Fashion Shows. Launching during February New York Fashion Week, the new project is an innovative platform for presentations, runway shows and information. According to KCD Co-President Ed Filipowski, the new technology, "provides all the information and materials needed to review, cover and potentially buy the collection, just like a physical show, but each of the invited guests has a front row seat and behind the scenes access at their fingertips," he explains. The public still isn't invited — fashion is, after all, an exclusive world — but from seasonal inspiration to up-close beauty looks, everything is now readily available for press and buyers through a simple login without having to put on the latest It shoe or even call a black car. There's no word yet on street style photographer backlash, but we think it may be coming.
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- How to Wear: Elisabeth Weinstock's Snakeskin Pouch
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More than a century of academic engagement with Southeast Asia at the University of Michigan
One of the largest programs devoted to this region in the United States, the University of Michigan Center for Southeast Asian Studies seeks to promote a broader and deeper understanding of Southeast Asia, its people, and their cultures. CSEAS is also a U.S. Department of Education designated National Resource Center, funded to develop area studies education for this region of the world.
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Ed Reed Has A Labrum Tear
Ed Reed joined Glenn Younes on 105.7 The Fan live from the Greene Turtle in Owings Mills on Wednesday. Reed was filling in for Lardarius Webb on the Lardarius Webb Show as the star cornerback is awaiting surgery, which he will undergo no later than tomorrow. During the show, Reed told Younes that he's been playing with a labrum tear and it may have been affecting his play on the field. Tackling was an issue for Reed against the Dallas Cowboys. Reed missed a total of four tackles, which allowed the … Continue reading


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Nearly five months since his last start under center, Jonathon Jennings picked up where he left off during Saturday's scrimmage.
The sophomore was the starting signal caller for the White team, which defeated the Red team by a score of 24-0 in SVSU's annual Red/White Spring Game.
"I was really pleased with the effort and competitiveness of the game," said head coach Jim Collins. "I saw a lot of plays being made by young players who really were competing in a 'college game' for the first time, and it was good to see a good performance turned in by the veteran players as well, even though we limited a lot of their reps."
Jennings led his squad to its first three scoring drives before exiting the game halfway through the second quarter. That score remained unchanged until a touchdown in the final minute iced the game for the White squad.
"It's really about trying to go out there and have some fun and trying to compete a little bit," Jennings said. "I threw an interception and had a couple of plays that I wish I could have had back, but we were just out there trying to have some fun and make some big plays."
Junior running back Ronnie Lark punched the ball in to put the White team on the board first, and Jennings threw his only touchdown of the game to put his squad up 14-0 early in the second quarter. He helped put the White team within field goal range to make the score 17-0 before exiting the game midway through the second quarter.
Jennings's led the White team to an early lead despite not having his main offensive target. Jeff Janis, a 6-foot-2 inch sophomore from Tawas City, was held in check on the Red team for the majority of the game.
This past season, Jennings and Janis connected for 14 touchdowns, including three in the team's overtime playoff loss to Minnesota-Duluth.
"It was weird not having Janis, and it was weird not having my center there as well," Jennings said. "It kind of throws things off a little bit because you're so used to one guy doing certain things, but obviously some other receivers came in and played pretty well."
The Red team was led by redshirt freshman quarterback Keith Moore, who may have made a case to be a favorite to back up Jennings next fall with his performance, showcasing his athleticism by scrambling and completing passes on the run.
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3.1 Bronchodilators
SALBUTAMOL - first-choice short-acting beta2-agonist
TERBUTALINE - short-acting beta2-agonist
SALMETEROL - long-acting beta2-agonist bronchodilator
FORMOTEROL - long-acting beta2-agonist bronchodilator
IPRATROPIUM - short-acting antimuscarinic bronchodilator
TIOTROPIUM - long-acting antimuscarinic bronchodilator
THEOPHYLLINE - oral theophylline derivatives
In this section:
- Short-acting bronchodilators
- Long-acting beta2-agonist bronchodilators
- Long-acting antimuscarinic bronchodilator
- Oral theophylline derivatives
- Prescribing points
Links to guidance:
- British Guideline on the Management of Asthma
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in adults in primary and secondary care (partial update)
Short-acting bronchodilators
Salbutamol (metered dose and dry powder inhalation devices (100micrograms/inhalation), nebuliser solution (2.5mg or 5mg in 2.5mL), tablets, m/r tablets, syrup, injection).
Terbutaline (dry powder inhalation devices (500micrograms/inhalation), tablets, m/r tablets, nebuliser solution (5mg in 2mL), syrup, injection (500micrograms/mL)).
Are the recommended short-acting beta2-agonists. There is virtually no difference in efficacy between them they should only be prescribed on a "when required" basis for relief of symptoms.
Inhalation is the preferred method of administration because it provides more rapid relief and causes fewer side-effects.
Oral preparations are available, administered twice daily, for patients who cannot manage the inhaled route, however they are less effective than when given by inhalation and have no proven value in chronic stable disease.
Patients with asthma using short-acting beta2-agonist bronchodilators more than once per day or more than three times per week, should have their asthma control re-assessed (SIGN/BTS).
Nebulisation (preferably oxygen driven) of nebuliser solution of salbutamol or terbutaline is used for the treatment of acute asthma both in hospital and general practice. The dose given by nebuliser is substantially higher than that given by inhaler.
Potentially serious hypokalaemia may be caused by large doses of beta2-agonists. Particular caution is required in severe asthma as this effect may be potentiated by concomitant treatment with theophylline and its derivatives, corticosteroids, diuretics, and by hypoxia.
Ipratropium metered dose inhaler (20micrograms/inhalation), nebuliser solution (250 and 500micrograms) is a short-acting antimuscarinic bronchodilator. It may provide some bronchodilation in patients with acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It can also provide short-term relief in chronic asthma.
Nebulised iptratropium may be of benefit in life-threatening asthma and acute asthma. It is available combined with salbutamol as UDVs; proprietary name Combivent®. It is more cost-effective to use ipratropium and salbutamol nebules separately than using Combivent® nebules. This may be more convenient for selected patients, in whom the benefit of the combination has been demonstrated. There is no evidence of efficacy of regular nebulised therapy in the management of stable COPD and appropriate use of inhaled corticosteroid/long-acting beta2-agonist and long-acting antimuscarinic is strongly recommended (see section 3.2). However, the advent of longer acting inhaled bronchodilators with demonstrated effectiveness in terms of quality of life and exacerbation frequency (primarily tiotropium) has largely superseded the use of nebulised short-acting bronchodilators in stable COPD. There is no evidence that nebulised short-acting bronchodilators have any prognostic benefit, nor any significant benefit in terms of exacerbation frequency. Consequently while they may still be used for symptomatic relief of breathlessness by some patients (who have often been using them for many years) in general the place of short acting nebulised drugs in stable COPD is increasingly marginal. Symptoms of breathlessness in stable COPD should be managed by a combination of pharmacological (long-acting bronchodilators and inhaled short-acting bronchodilators) and non pharmacological approaches (patient education and pulmonary rehabilitation) which have a much stronger evidence base.
Acute closed-angle glaucoma has been reported in patients given nebulised ipratropium, especially when used in association with nebulised salbutamol. Care should be taken to avoid escape from the mask to the patient's eyes and therefore using a mouthpiece is preferred in this situation.
Long-acting beta2-agonist bronchodilators
Salmeterol metered dose (25micrograms/inhalation) and dry powder inhalers (50 micrograms/inhalation).
Formoterol metered dose (12micrograms/inhalation) and dry powder inhaler (6 micrograms and 12 micrograms/inhalation).
Indacaterol inhalation powder (150micrograms and 300micrograms hard capsules, for use with Onbrez Breezhaler® ). Note: indacaterol is licensed for use in COPD only.
Long-acting beta2-agonists (LABA) are administered twice daily. Formoterol has a more rapid onset of action than salmeterol. Long-acting beta2-agonists are indicated as first-line add-on therapy at Step 3 in the BTS/SIGN guidelines (see BNF). In asthma they should only be prescribed when patients are already receiving inhaled corticosteroid therapy and not replace it and should be stopped if there is no benefit. LABA monotherapy is associated with adverse outcomes in stable asthma and should not be used. They are not suitable for the relief of an acute asthma attack - a short-acting beta2-agonist, e.g. salbutamol or terbutaline, will have a faster onset of action and will produce more rapid relief of symptoms.
Long-acting antimuscarinic bronchodilator
Tiotropium as tiotropium bromide monohydrate, inhalation powder (18mg hard capsule for use with HandiHaler® device), Spiriva® is a recommended therapy in stable COPD - used once daily as a maintenance bronchodilator. It is not suitable for the relief of acute bronchospasm.
Tiotropium solution for inhalation (2.5micrograms/inhalation) Spiriva® Respimat® is restricted to use for COPD patients who have poor manual dexterity and therefore have difficulty using the HandiHaler® device.
Aclidinium as aclidinium bromide, inhalation powder (400 micrograms/metered inhalation,
Eklira Genuair®
) is another recommended therapy in stable COPD - used twice daily as a maintenance bronchodilator.
Each delivered dose is equivalent to 322micrograms and the recommended dose is one inhalation of 322micrograms aclidinium twice daily.
- Tiotropium and aclidinium are only licensed for COPD.
- Tiotropium and aclidinium are not suitable for the relief of acute bronchospasm and must not be given in combination with ipratropium.
- Patients with severe COPD who receive home nebulised ipratropium or Combivent® should not be prescribed tiotropium/aclidinium in addition. In general such patients should be converted to tiotropium/aclidinium rather than regular nebulised therapy as there is considerably more evidence to support the long-term efficacy of this approach.
Oral theophylline derivatives
Uniphyllin Continus® (tablets).
Phyllocontin® (m/r aminophylline tablets).
Slo-Phyllin® (capsules) - may be useful because dose range covers all age groups.
Theophylline is a bronchodilator used for reversible airways obstruction (NICE). It may have an additive effect when used with small doses of beta2-adrenoreceptor agonists; this combination may increase the risk of side effects including hypokalaemia.
Modified-release preparations of theophylline and aminophylline are used to supplement inhaled corticosteroids and long-acting beta2-agonist in asthma (Steps 3 and 4 of the BTS/SIGN guidelines, see BNF) and stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It is not effective in acute exacerbation of COPD. It is affected by various diseases and by drugs taken concurrently, in particular clarithromycin, ciprofloxacin and erythromycin increase the half life (see BNF for all drug interactions). These drug interactions can have clinically significant effect(s) because theophylline has a narrow margin between therapeutic and toxic plasma concentrations.
Due to the risk of toxicity local practice is generally to use low dose theophylline. Doses higher than 200mg twice daily Uniphylline MR or equivalent should be used under specialist supervision.
Rarely it may be appropriate to administer a larger morning or evening dose in some patients, in order to achieve optimum therapeutic effect when symptoms are most severe, e.g. at the time of the "morning dip" in lung function (SPC).
In patients whose night time or day time symptoms persist despite other therapy and who are not currently receiving theophylline, then the total daily requirement may be added to their treatment regimen as either a single evening or morning dose (SPC).
Aminophylline injection (25mg/mL) is given by very slow infusion to patients whose condition is very severe when first seen or who deteriorate or fail to improve rapidly when treated with steroids and/or beta2-agonists. Plasma levels should be monitored because of the narrow margin between the therapeutic and toxic dose. It should be given with caution and with dose modification in patients already receiving oral theophylline or aminophylline because of the risk of serious side-effects, e.g. convulsions and arrhythmias can occur and cardiac monitoring is advised.
- Patients require instruction on the use of all inhalers, especially pMDIs. Inadequate technique may be mistaken for drug failure. It is therefore important to review inhaler technique regularly and especially prior to addition of medication.
- The recommended first-line treatment for patients with COPD is inhaled short acting bronchodilators. A long-acting beta2-agonist or a long-acting antimuscarinic antagonist should be prescribed in people with COPD and FEV1 >50% predicted who continue to experience problems despite the use of short-acting drugs (NICE).
- Tiotropium is only licensed for COPD.
- Tiotropium is not suitable for the relief of acute bronchospasm and must not be given in combination with ipratropium.
- Patients with severe COPD who receive home nebulised ipratropium or Combivent® should not be prescribed tiotropium in addition. In general such patients should be converted to tiotropium rather than regular nebulised therapy as there is considerably more evidence to support the long-term efficacy of this approach.
- Theophylline has a narrow range between therapeutic and toxic effects; therapy should be monitored.
- Different brands of modified-release theophylline have different bioavailability; prescribers should specify the brand to be dispensed.
- Theophylline and aminophylline interact with many drugs; see BNF for details.
- Smoking cessation may increase theophylline levels, this is independent of any nicotine replacement therapies that may be prescribed.
- The dose delivered by nebuliser is many times higher than that delivered by metered dose inhaler. Patients should be warned that it is dangerous to exceed the stated dose and that if they fail to respond to the usual dose of their nebuliser solution, they should call for help.
See Guidelines for hospital management of acute asthma in children in Grampian.
Salbutamol and terbutaline are the short-acting beta2-agonists of choice. The route of choice is by inhalation (see notes on administration of drugs to the lungs). For nebulisation, salbutamol is the product of choice, with terbutaline only used if the patient does not respond to salbutamol.
Ipratropium nebuliser solution may be used in infants, where beta2-agonists have been shown to be ineffective. Ipratropium and salbutamol may also be used in combination.
Salmeterol may be added to existing inhaled steroid therapy (400 micrograms/day of beclometasone or equivalent) before putting patients on high dose steroids. Not recommended in children under 4 years.
Theophylline is available in modified-release capsules containing 60mg and 125mg (Slo-Phyllin®), the contents of which can be sprinkled over food.
Adrenaline/epinephrine is used for the relief of acute croup when dexamethasone is ineffective. 1mL of 1 in 1,000 adrenaline is diluted with saline and administered by nebulisation. The effect wears off rapidly.
Theophyllines. There is a tendency for theophylline clearance to decrease with age, leading to higher serum levels. A reduction of the adult dosage may be required. Elderly patients are also much more susceptible to the adverse effects of theophyllines.
Beta2-agonists. Elderly patients are at increased risk of side-effects from the beta2-agonists. It is advisable to start treatment with the minimum dose.


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it was really fun being there. When i was 10yrs my girlscout troop used to take us to the children museum, we loved it.. with all the animals and the actives there we had fun.. i can't wait to go back there again
This interactive museum has been making science fun since 1927.. Overview The Science Center of Connecticut is 35,000 square feet of hands-on science entertainment for adults and children in West Hartford. Don't think science can be fun? The center's planetarium and interactive exhibits should change your mind. The Experience Learn about our galaxy and the larger universe at the Gengras Planetarium, take in a laser show, or visit the wildlife sanctuary or Turtle Town, where you can try on a shell. Don't miss the center's Foucault pendulum, which demonstrates the earth's rotation. In addition to the permanent collection, numerous traveling exhibits ensure there's always something new to see.
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Email firstname.lastname@example.com's Paul Adler talks with personal trainer Pamela Hernandez about exercises you can do in your office. Pamela tells Paul you don't have to get sweaty in an hour-long workout. One exercise she suggested, a leg extension. You can sit tall with the abs in...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise
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The Hartford CourantAt the invitation of Steve Penny, president of USA Gymnastics, Chuck Steedman joined the whirlwind media tour by the "Fierce Five" last week in New York. Fresh off a flight from London, America's gold-medal darlings did the "Today" show. They lit the...Tags: AEG, Animals, Human Interest, Nastia Liukin, Alexandra Raisman
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LONDON — The American women gymnasts giggle like the teenagers they all are as they show off their stash of Olympic pins. A "fave," says team captain Aly Raisman, is the one from Kellogg's cereal. Almost no American can ignore Snap, Crackle and...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Uneven Bars Gymnastics, McKayla Maroney, Gabby Douglas, Human Interest
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LONDON — Happy tears, sad tears, so many tears for the U.S. women's gymnastics team Sunday. First, the happy: The women qualified first for Tuesday's team final. And now, the sad: Jordyn Wieber — the 17-year-old from Michigan who was the...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Alexandra Raisman, Uneven Bars Gymnastics, Beam Gymnastics, McKayla Maroney
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2012 OLYMPICS: GYMNASTICS: Hard work starts young
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