
The other finalists are Kelly Kuenstler, a director of the Administrative Office of the District Attorneys in Las Curces, and New Mexico Association of Counties Association Specialist Nita Taylor.Over the Memorial Day weekend, the offshore action has gone from one extreme to another. Last week (May 22-26) we were experiencing a typical, late spring offshore pattern as fishermen were having success with both bottom fishing and top water action in almost any depth range. From mahi-mahi near the gulf stream to Spanish Mackerel along the beachfront, the fishing remained consistent. Then like a light switch, strong winds swept across our coast, leaving nothing but dirty, churned water behind.The PowderReg course will cover different aspects: the different interactions between the grains, the macroscopic properties of powders, using numerical simulations and powder processing at large scale.
The consortium PowderReg, working on powder processes and formulation, is glad to officially invite you to our workshop on “Characterization of cohesive powders: from fundamentals to applications“.
The meeting will take place on the 23th of January at the University of Luxembourg.
The main objective of this course will be to provide a rapid overview of the knowledge on cohesive powders, showing how this knowledge may help you improve your industrial processes involving powders.
After the workshop, participants will be given the opportunity to discuss about their industrial processes’ problems during the usual Committee for Innovation and Impact.
For more details on our project, please visit our PowderReg website.
The workshop will take place at the Campus Belval, in the “Black Box” room (inside the Maison de Sciences Humaines).
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Proposal: where both list & map syntax exists, eliminate the list based syntax
username_0: - [ ] Write up Technical Decision Record
- [ ] upgrade the CWL reference runner to only output the map form, especially for `--pack` and `--subgraph`
- [ ] likewise, upgrade other significant CWL emitters & docs to only output/use the map form
  - [ ] Rabix Composer
  - [ ] cwlgen
  - [ ] CWL tutorials and other reference material
- [ ] Add other v2.0 related changes to CWL V1.3
- [ ] Release CWL V1.3 deprecating the list forms with a note that the list based syntax will not be part of CWL v2.0
- [ ] release CWL v2.0 alongside a new version of the CWL upgrader script that converts list-based syntax to the appropriate map formChatMonday to Saturday, from from 8:00 until 20:00
Which type of knitwear best suits your look? Modern, sporty, cosy or classic cut? There are so many women's knitwear options waiting for you at Tezenis: made of cotton, stretch fabrics or viscose. Or if you prefer a more casual look with a street-style flavour, don't forget to add a sweatshirt to your wardrobe, an essential for every season. Plain-coloured or patterned, with zips and hoods, with lettering, choose which one you want to wear! Make your style unique: be surprised by the wide range of knitwear and sweatshirts.
1. BREAST: Put the measuring tape around the fullest part of your breasts, making sure it adheres to the body and is level at the back..
Unique in its simplicity, able to express maximum femininity and an essence of style, the T-shirt is an essential item of clothing and a must-have in any women's wardrobe. Round-neck or V-neck, in cotton, viscose, stretch cotton or linen. White, plain-coloured, multicoloured, patterned, printed or embellished with patches or sequins, elegant, casual or sporty. If you're still undecided, choose one for every day of the week, there are so many designs and variations available at Tezenis!Discover all the short-sleeved knitwear
Tezenis offers a large selection of long-sleeved tops. Round-neck, boat-neck, V-neck and polo-neck, made of stretch cotton, viscose or yarn. From slim-fitting to a relaxed fit: our proposals can meet the demands of everyone! Plain-coloured, multicoloured, with prints and stylish details, Tezenis long-sleeved tops are perfect for creating glam and trendy outfits. And if you like kimonos, don't miss out on our super glam selection!Discover all the long-sleeved knitwear
Jumpers and cardigans are essential pieces in every woman's wardrobe, for creating impeccable outfits. Extraordinarily versatile, Tezenis jumpers and cardigans will allow you to experiment with endless combinations. Round-neck, V-neck or polo-neck, with a button fastening, cropped, oversize or slim fit. Pair them with jeans or jeggings for a casual style. If you're looking for a glam-chic style however, choose one of our skirts. There are so many Tezenis outfits!Discover all the jumpers/cardigans
Printed or plain, hooded, with or without a zip: Tezenis has a lot of designs, perfect for giving your days a cosy touch. Choose Tezenis sweatshirts to finish off your look and make it unique: Tezenis offers you the right mix of casual style and sporty comfort. Tezenis sweatshirts are perfect for a "gym and the city" look.Discover all the sweatshirtsAt Executive Cleaning Company, we truly understand the importance of first impressions. We know current and potential customers are more likely to do business in a clean and sanitary environment. Studies have shown that a clean work environment increases productivity. Whether your place of business is moderately small or large, private or corporate, Executive Cleaning Company can develop a detailed cleaning schedule tailored to your cleaning needs.
Can anyone tell me where I can find information on what are “ideal” arterial and venous pressures? I know this can indicate how fast you can run and how well your fistula/graft is working, however, I can’t find anything on what is a “good” pressure.
Try a Google Scholar search for “Monitoring Techniques of Vascular Access” for information besides the above link. Generally you need to look at trends. As far as ideal Venous and Arterial pressures you’d have to look at the pressures at a blood flow of 200 to compare - keeping in mind that the pressure readings vary from machine to machine.
I assume you are really trying to find out how fast to run the blood pump? If that is the question then I think knowing what other people, who use your machine (Fresenius K?), pressures run at Qb 200 would offer some guidance on how good your fistula is but still I’m not sure if you’d be able to predict how your fistula would respond to a given pump speed.
Thanks Bill, what I am looking for is how high I can run the pump speed, how do I know when it is too high?
Right now I run at 300 with AP of -120 to -150 and VP of 130-160. I want to increase speed to 350 in order to get better dialysis but have to convince my center, I’m waiting on permission. I just want to know how high the pressures can go before I might be causing damage. I believe my pressures will increase to around -150/-170 and 170/210 (they tend to go up the first half hour and then decrease to lower levels as the treatment continues).
I have asked my center but don’t quite get a straight answer, simply that my pressures are “fine” but not what would be bad.
Cathy, The machine alarms if the pressure is above 300 so I don’t think you have much to worry about. We use a catheter and dad’s pressure are -200 to -220 arterial 200 venous. It is interesting to note what you see on the screen isn’t exactly what the pressure always is. We are monitored nightly and the center computer shows the pressures they see a constant fluctuation which I don’t see on the machine at home.
I thought the absolute value of the venous pressure should be less than the absolute value of the arterial pressure. My arterial pressure today at Qb 350 was -205 and the venous was about 190, so the absolute values were 205 & 190. I thought the physics involved meant that it should take more force to take the blood from the blood stream (arterial pressure) then it would take to put the blood back in the blood stream (venous pressure). I’ll try to research it.
What are your pressures at Qb 200?
Interesting Bill, my venous is almost always a bit higher than my arterial. I do have both needles inserted with the blood flow and I know some put arterial pointing into the blood flow, don’t know if that makes any difference.
I will have to pay attention to what my pressures are at 200, I’ll have to wait a bit longer to increase to really tell as I will have to wait for all the saline to clear through. I believe though that the arterial is probably around -90 and venous about 110, again higher. I will check for sure tonight and correct this if I am wrong.
And thanks for checking it out for me!!
Cathy we use the Fresenius 2008H; I was unaware Fresenisus had a home version machine do you know what it is?
I thought the H