Q: You need a space that's both large and well ventilated. You will make a mess so make sure the space you pick can handle it. Working outside is a plus when it comes to ventilation, but an indoor facility with 3 perfectly placed fluorescent lights will show flaws in your shaping so you can catch them early on. This is a weather-dependent project if you work outdoors. Know that you won't be able to do any work in the rain, snow, or even in the wind. It may be a good idea to build a room specifically for board building; for a short board you will need at least a 10 feet x 8 feet (3 meters x 5.4 meters) room and longer than 10 feet if you're building a long board. Try out several different surfboards to find one you like first to copy the design. Lay your plywood on the ground and place the surfboard on top of it, then mark the outline of the board with a marker. Make sure the stringer (the wooden strip that stretches the length of the board through the middle) is lined up perfectly straight between the plywood's ends. To make it easier to trace, you can mark placement points with a marker at the nose and the tail, at the board's midpoints, then all the way around the board making each consecutive point parallel from the last, so the surfboard's cut-out is accurate. Be extremely careful to not move the board or the plywood while you are tracing the outline. Put on your safety goggles and plug in the jigsaw. Very carefully cut along your outline to create your surfboard-shaped template. Make sure the edges where you will be cutting are hanging off the sides of the sawhorse and use a carbon steel blade to cut through the plywood. A surfboard blank is the foundation of any surfboard, which you will shape into the final product. Choose foam or wood based on your personal preference. There are many different shapes, weights, lengths, and densities of surfboard blanks. The type of blank you need depends on how you ride the wave. If you love to rip small waves, a less dense blank is for you (as long as you don't mind replacing it more often). The denser the board, the stronger it is and the longer it will last. EPS foam is often hailed as a good choice of material for the blank, as it is both a strong and long-lasting material, while being lower in density than polyurethane foam.
A: Pick a suitable workspace like a garage or workshop. Get a thin piece of plywood and create a template by tracing a surfboard onto it. Secure the plywood to a workhorse and cut it out with a jigsaw. Get a foam or wood surfboard blank from a surfboard supply shop.

Article: Make sure to take the correct dosage every day. Healthcare providers typically start their patients off with a 0.6 mg dosage, and increase this by 0.3 mg per week or every other week. If you are unsure about how much you should take, refer to the instructions on the label or contact your healthcare provider. Start turning the dose button. Every time you turn the dose button, you will hear a "click." Turn the button until your dose is aligned with the white tick mark on the pen. If you accidentally select a wrong dose, just turn the dose button forward or backward to reach the correct dosage. Avoid pressing the dose button while you turn it to your correct dosage. If you do, the medication may come out and you will have to use a new pen. Make sure to use the pen per your healthcare provider's instructions. Hold the pen with the needle pointing down. Place the needle side of the pen against your lower stomach, thigh, or upper arm. Press the dose button with your thumb. Hold the button down until the 0 mg dosage appears in the display -- this takes about 6 seconds. Pull the pen straight up and away from your skin once all of the medication is dispensed. If blood appears at the injection site, hold a piece of gauze against it for 5 to 10 seconds. Place the cap on the needle and throw it away in a sharps container. However, if you miss a dose and it is almost time for your next dose, do not take 2 doses at once. Instead, skip the missed dose and take the next dose. Then resume your regular dosing schedule. A mass in your neck coupled with trouble breathing, difficulty swallowing, and hoarseness are symptoms of a serious thyroid problem. If you experience these symptoms, call your healthcare provider or pharmacist immediately. If your symptoms become severe, go to the emergency department. If you experience chills, a fever, sudden and severe stomach pain, and constipation while taking Victoza, tell your healthcare provider immediately. These symptoms may also be coupled with nausea, vomiting, and lightheadedness. Go to the emergency department if your symptoms become severe. Allergic reactions can cause trouble breathing, rashes, hoarseness, or trouble swallowing. Swelling of the face, mouth, and throat, as well as swelling of the hands, arms, or legs are also symptoms of an allergic reaction. If these occur, contact your healthcare provider immediately. If your reaction is severe, go the emergency department right away. Victoza may cause low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) or high blood pressure (hyperglycemia). Symptoms of low blood pressure include sweating, shakiness or weakness, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, and extreme hunger. Symptoms of high blood sugar include dry mouth, blurred vision, drowsiness, increased urination, loss of appetite, and nausea. If you experience these symptoms while taking Victoza, use a glucose meter to check your blood sugar. If your blood sugar is low or high, contact your healthcare provider as soon as possible. Your blood sugar is high if it is 180 mg/dL or higher 2 hours after eating a meal. Your blood sugar is low it if is 70 mg/dL or lower.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take Victoza per your healthcare provider's instructions. Set the pen to the correct dosage. Inject the medication. Take the medication as soon as possible if you miss a dose. Contact your healthcare provider if you develop a mass in your neck. Call your healthcare provider if you experience pancreatitis symptoms. Tell your healthcare provider if you have an allergic reaction. Check your blood sugar levels regularly.

Q: The use of medicines, herbal remedies and/or lifestyle changes are not substitutes for medical care. Given that stomach aches can point to serious problems, it is vital that you know which symptoms to take seriously and know when to see a doctor. If you are experiencing severe stomach pain that makes you unable to sit still, or if you need to curl into a ball to find relief, you need to visit the emergency room. This is especially true if the pain is on the right side of your abdomen. You should also visit the emergency room or see your doctor right away if you have any of the following symptoms: Stomach pain with bloody stool, persistent nausea and vomiting, skin that appears yellow, swelling in your abdomen, or tenderness in your abdomen. If you have stomach pain after an injury or car accident. See your doctor right away if you have stomach pain and suspect you may be pregnant. If your stomach ache persists for a few days or begins to worry you, it is time to see a doctor. You should also call your doctor is you have heartburn that lasts for several weeks with no improvement from over the counter medicine. Also, call your doctor if the stomach pain is accompanied with fever and headache, poor appetite, weight loss, or pain with urination. Your doctor will ask you to lift up your shirt to examine your stomach. In order to check that there is no inflammation or other problems, the doctor will listen to your stomach using a stethoscope and will also feel around to check for tenderness and ensure that all the organs are in the right place. Tell the doctor if you experience any pain or discomfort when he or she presses your stomach.
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Understand that stomach aches may be serious. Visit the emergency room immediately with severe and unrelenting pain. Call your doctor if you have stomach pain lasting several days. Let your doctor examine you to rule out anything serious.