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Hi all,
Is there Series 40 Nokia SDK available for Symbian C++ language?? I tried to find out on forum nokia but couldn't find.I got series 40 SDK but that was for Java..I think there is no series 40 SDk for Symbian.IS it right???
Hi all,
Is there Series 40 Nokia SDK available for Symbian C++ language?? I tried to find out on forum nokia but couldn't find.I got series 40 SDK but that was for Java..I think there is no series 40 SDk for Symbian.IS it right???
check out this link
Hope this helps.
Hi Ameya,
dude i have already seen that..It is for java.I am looking for Symbian..Nice to c ur profile..I am also from Pune. as u .Where r u working??Nice to meet somebody from Pune..on Forum..u r the first one whom i met from Pune..
Hi Symbian_Neil,
That means we can't use Series 40 SDK for Symbian Programming.Thanks for the reply.
Hi Rohan,
Nice to know that you are from pune too.
You can add me on gtalk @ email@example.com We can keep in touch through gtalk.
We can keep the forum clean and not add any personal information.
u r absolutely right..
-- Lucian
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My worst day ever !!!
My requirement is to either get notified for incoming message or reading them from inbox. of nokia 6230 s40 series phone.
Yesterday I tried with J2me and after lots of searching I found that it's not possible in java.
Today I downloaded Carbide.C++ and tried with s60 sdk. After creating SIS file I found that s60 sis can not run in s40 mobiles. :(
Few hours ago I downloaded s40 6th edition, I was searching for how to configure s40 sdk for Carbide.c++ then I found this thread which says we can't use Series 40 SDK for Symbian Programming. What the hell is this ??
Can any one tell me in which IDE & SDK I should write the code for doing SMS operation in my NOKIA 6230 SERIES 40 phone ??? Please reply me as soon as possible..
Rahul Kulshreshtha
Please choose Notification type as "Instant Email Notification". It must be default.
If you go to http://www.forum.nokia.com/Devices/D...ications/6230/ you will find the recomended SDK and docs etc.
Please dont multipost. Let us try to keep this Forum clean. You already have a number of posts with that topic.
After reading those docs suggested by Symbian_Neil, I think there is no way to satify my requirement with Nokia 6230. Anyway I am planing to spend money on Nokia 6600 which is s60 and it will support Carbide.C++ development. I hope that will solve my problem. Any suggestion from you guys ??
Rahul Kulshreshtha
Please choose Notification type as "Instant Email Notification". It must be default.
6600 is a S60 2nd edition initial release http://www.forum.nokia.com/Devices/D...ications/6600/ which will land you in a different league of troubles with support of IDE for that SDK, etc. My advise would be go in for a 3rd edition. You should take a look at http://www.forum.nokia.com/Devices/D...rix_all_1.html which happens to be part of the same link above. Use the filter to filter out the devices as per the OS/SDK, etc and select based on the SDK, IDE for the device which you choose...some work I accept, but one needs to go through the grind to decide ;-)
The 6600 (http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/6600) is a rather old device, personally I would go for something that is S60 3rd edition at least.
Also note that Nokia has re-used the 6600 number for some reason, and while the 6600 Slide (http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/6600_slide) and the 6600 Fold (http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/6600_fold) are more recent, and they look really stylish, both of them are Series 40 devices.


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One question I hear fairly often from builders is,
"Can a contract with a client be enforced if
it's not in writing?" The short answer is
yes, it can. Back in the days when I worked at the legal shark
shop, we enforced unwritten contracts all the time —
though we sometimes ran into problems.
The longer answer is that enforceability depends on a number
of factors: what kind of customer you're working with,
how much money is involved, and what state you're in.
For instance, several states require written contracts between
homeowners and builders for jobs involving more than a
specified amount of money.
I don't recommend working without a written contract
— ever. However, it's not the paper that
creates the contract; it's the intent of the parties.
So let's say you agree to do a job, you perform the
work without getting anything in writing, and then the customer
refuses to pay. Do you have an enforceable contract? You might,
if you have "mutual consideration" and a
"meeting of the minds."
Mutual consideration means you and your customer
have agreed to give each other something of value. Usually, you
agree to do the work and the customer agrees to pay for it.
You're both getting something; otherwise,
we'd be talking about a gift.
Meeting of the minds means you and
the other party to the contract reach a point where you both
believe you have a contract. If one of you honestly thinks
you're still in the negotiation stage, you
haven't achieved a meeting of the minds.
But suppose after this so-called meeting of the minds, your
customer says, "Hey, I didn't really agree to
pay for it — you just thought I did." In that
case, if you want to collect, you'll have to sue
— and convince the court that the customer led you to
believe there was an agreement. If the court is convinced, that
verbal agreement is a contract.
There's another angle to all this. In most states
— even those with requirements about written contracts
— if you aren't paid for work you've
completed, you can sometimes recover what you're owed
under the principle of "unjust enrichment."
This means basically that customers can't play the
"gotcha" game. If they ask you to perform the
work and then try to stiff you because the contract
wasn't in writing, the courts may view their behavior
as fraud.
You'll need an attorney to win an unjust-enrichment
lawsuit — and if you prevail, you may not win the full
amount for the job. That's because unjust-enrichment
theories are not based on the monetary amount agreed to;
they're based on the value of what the customer
The most you can hope to win is what the expert witnesses
hired by your lawyer say your work was worth. Of course, the
defendant will have his own expert witnesses who will claim
your work wasn't worth much at all. The final value
will be up to the court to decide.
Mechanic's lien. Obviously,
you would have been better off if you'd just gotten
the agreement in writing in the first place. But if you do get
stuck, here's a tip for making this kind of case
easier to win: Put a mechanic's lien on the property.
The mere fact that a lien has been filed will give you more
leverage in this difficult situation.
Please don't take any of my advice here as an
endorsement of unwritten contracts. As far as I'm
concerned, a handshake is never a good enough agreement; even
with friends and longtime customers you should insist on a
written contract. And this is true not just because that piece
of paper finalizes the contract or the law may require it, but
because writing everything down makes it a lot easier to figure
out later what you guys actually agreed to.
Quenda Behler Story has practiced and
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Despite his partial success at trial, Waites, of New London, still faces up to 50 years in prison when Judge Arthur C. Hadden sentences him on May 17.
The state had alleged that after a night of drinking at a friend's house in New London on March 26, 2011, Waites went into the bedroom where two girls, ages 9 and 10, were sleeping, and touched their private parts.
The six-member jury had started deliberations late Wednesday and asked to hear playback of testimony from New London Police Officer Deana Nott, who was the first officer on the scene, and from one of the victims.
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Trappist Westvleteren Blonde - Brouwerij Westvleteren (Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
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Reviews by cypressbob:
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
330ml bottle (no label, trappistenbier round the neck), poured into an 't IJ brewery tulip
I sampled the 12 a long time ago and thought it was pretty damn good, then two summers ago I had the 8 in Cafe Gollem and it was truly fantastic.... hopefully the Blond will live up to expectations. Its about £25 on a few UK beersites so I'm ever indebted to mdagnew for this section of beer perfection
Pours with a very light amber body, slightly hazy. Thick as hell egg white head with great retention. Massive inch thick head sticks around for ages along with massive strands of lacing all up and down the glass
Smell, fresh slightly dry yeast character, some fresh ripe fruit (melon, banana and peach), some almost phenollic pear aroma, slight whiff of dry alcohol
Taste, crisp and nice and dry mouthfeel, thick belgian yeast character. Some super hopped belgian pale ale, a little hint of lavender and fresh thyme. Nice and crisp peppery mouthfeel along with a little bit of fresh nutty fruit.
The baby of the Westvleteren family. That said, full of flavour, lots of fruity dry yeasty character
03-17-2007 22:28:38 | More by cypressbob
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Ontario (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev -1.2%
Appearance: a clear golden pour with a medium white head.
Smell: a mild nose with malty, hoppy and grassy notes.
Taste: a hoppy bitterness right off the bat. in fact, the hoppy and bitter characteristic was pefrect for me. i loved every sip of it! a bitter and a medium dry finish.
Mouthfeel: a very full beer that is lively throughout the glass. great mouthfeel
Drinkability: i loved this beer. much diffeetn then the other 2 Westys. this was the only blond i sampled but i just loved it.
11-05-2003 05:32:36 | More by Popsinc
4.08/5 rDev -4.4%
I seem to come across the other two Westys at least a couple times a year in the states but I have never seen the Blonde here so when I had the chance to go to Belgium, the Blonde came in very near the top of my list of 20 beers I must try while in country. It didn't disappoint. Bottle purchased at Beer Mania at the beginning of my trip. I must say that I was happy that I made that purchase because it turns out that the Blonde is almost as rare in Belgium as it is in America. The 8 and 12 can be found in most tourist trap liquor stores if you're willing to pay enough and they're pretty common in good beer bars too, but the Blonde...I only saw it sold at two or three places my entire trip and I was looking.
Though not quite a gusher, the bottle popped a bit when I removed the cap and the beer poured with a very healthy white head and large carbonation streams. The body was opaque golden straw, not the best looker but not terrible either - just very yeasty.
Aroma had a strong corn flake malt presence and contained some expected fruit notes of pear, honey-dew melon, lemon zest, star fruit, and honey and some surprisingly nice spicy hop character that smelled distinctly of white pepper and tobacco smoke. This smoke would come through in the finish of the flavor as well. The majority of the body tastes of fruity yeast - pear and apricot mostly and some sweet bready grain. Doughy feel from all the yeast sediment but the carbonation does add some levity. Certainly drinkable.
11-25-2009 16:00:08 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.7/5 rDev -13.3%
A: Clear golden color with an enormous ivory-colored rocky head. Good head retention and nice chunky lacings.
S: A fresh and balanced smell. Malts, wheat crackers, hints of grass, sweet Belgian yeast and mild herbal hop notes.
T: The taste is actually very full considering the style and level of ABV. Plenty of herbal and spicy notes of hops and yeast on top of a biscuity malts. Grass and some citric notes. It's rather sweet with some complementary bitterness. The finish is surprisingly bitter with a noticeable taste of sweet alcohol. Hints of phenols and white pepper. Refreshing and very easy to drink.
M: Medium body, medium carbonation. Somewhat oily texture.
D: A first class easygoing beer. Very flavorful considering the style and strength.
10-29-2009 23:03:55 | More by ricke
Ontario (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev -5.6%
Opened 1 of my 4 bottles tonight. It was nicely chilled. I expected it to warm up after being open for 20+ minutes and evolve, but it didn't.
The most noticeable traits of this beer:
-very strong barnyard/stable smell. Smells like a horse's stable, no 2 ways around it. That doesn't really sell the beer, I know, but its a unique smell and it plays on your senses in an interesting manner. I would not say the smell is a bad smell. It is what it is.
-its taste can be best described as a trappist tasting beer without the darkness or high alcohol content (or sweetness) that you associate with trappist beer. Its an incredibly drinkable beer and its hops do the speaking for it. I wouldn't say that it has much complexity to it other than the distinct trappist taste to it.
Personally, I would put it in the same category as saissons, which I am not a huge lover of but I appreciate their crispness and drinkability. I would much rather have Westvleteren's other offerings over the Blonde and would go as far to say that other Belgian blondes offer more palate-wise than Westvleteren's did.
07-14-2011 23:32:07 | More by atomeyes
5/5 rDev +17.1%
03-30-2013 21:39:09 | More by tbryan5
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
06-30-2013 00:54:04 | More by Clonies720
North Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +4.2%
33cl bottle dated 11.08.07
Appearance - Pours a hazy yellow, with a nice half inch head that lingered around. This beer has "legs"
Smell - Grassy, floral, and slight honey flavors.
Taste - Bready and grassy. Nice hop kick up front, with a dry finish.
Mouthfeel - Creamy and smooth, with the perfect balance of dryness and bitterness. Generous amount of carbonation, but doesn't detract from the drinkability.
Drinkability - If I lived near Westvleteren, this would be an ideal session beer. I love it.
11-16-2006 04:10:01 | More by drumline
4/5 rDev -6.3%
12-13-2011 19:40:53 | More by farundrpar
1.7/5 rDev -60.2%
Review from Inaugural Issue of Beeradvocate Magazine.
The least sought-after of the Trappist Westvleteren beers. This bottle was purchased in 2003 at Café in de Vrede--which is across the street from the monastery--and has been cellared since. Poured into a silver-rimmed Westvleteren chalice, the beer pours a dirty blonde, tainted by a bit of chill haze. Head is very tight and creamy, settling to an eternal milky-colored, ringed lace. Surprisingly malty in the nose, with a unique honey-on-toast aroma, and undertones of toffee and grass. Palate is insanely creamy, with a light body and silky mouth feel. A quick and sharp citric acid enlivens things, fading into a soft rind character. Faint honey notes pull through a pale sweetness of malted milk. Finish is bone-dry, with a lingering wet, husky, tannin flavor, some medicinal phenols, and notes of wet paper oxidation coming forth as the beer warms.
After having a 3-year-old bottle, and a 25-year-old bottle a couple of years back, we don't recommend aging this beer at all. Everyone, please stop. It's obvious that much of the hop character has been muted, with oxidation taking over the beer and creating new and unwanted flavors. Drink it fresh, with its clean bitterness and thirst-quenching bliss intact.
07-24-2008 18:28:46 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.2/5 rDev -1.6%
The Westvleteren Blonde comes in an unlabeled 33cl brown bottle with a date of 12.08.05 printed on the cap. It pours into my tulip glass a wonderful sunshine/goldenrod color with a creamy frothy two finger head that lingers with massive active carbonation. Very nice. Aromas of fruity sun dried grains with a lovely floral, spicy, herbal green hoppiness about it. Lots of light fruity character with hints of apple, lemon and orange. Hay with some earthy, peppery yeastiness coming across as well. An wonderful aroma to be had here.
First sip brings a nice fruity, sun washed grainy maltiness accentuated by a hint of clove and pepper and plenty of earthy yeast tones throughout. Mildly spicy, floral herbal hops poke in midway through each sip. Apple, lemon and light citrus tones with a touch of fresh baled hay. Finishes clean with a lingering fruitiness. Good stuff.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy. Goes down really smooth and refreshing. A delight on a nice sunny day like today. Truly a tasty blonde ale and one that I would imbibe much more often given the chance. One day I will get to Belgium and sample this at the source, that much is for certain. Ev, thanks again for giving me the chance to try this one!
03-18-2006 23:41:40 | More by orbitalr0x
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
Presentation: brown bottle, no label, green cap. Poured into a proper Westvleteren chalice @ the Kulminator in Antwerp, BE.
Appearance: A rich, slightly chill-hazed, golden coloured beer with a creamy laced head, ample stick and stay.
Smell: Gentle, sweet, wet grass / hay aroma. Perfume-like and floral.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Wants, tries to be smooth and creamy upfront but turns coarse and a bit harsh. Bitter snap. Loads of hop flavour, from cheese to herbal, spicy to slick and oily. Notes of hay and grass mingle with the strong hop tannins. This is one crisp beer, with a dry grain (husk) finish. There is a malt backbone, albeit a light one, but overall this is a highly attenuated beer. More dry tannins and hop residuals ride out the finish, with hints of yeast.
Notes & Drinkability: Definiately one of my favourite Belgian beers. I simply can't get enough of this dry and bitter beer, which is not too typical of Belgian beers.
12-30-2002 15:20:56 | More by Todd
4.08/5 rDev -4.4%
Done in a vertical X-mas Day tasting as a special treat from my beerbud! Thanks to the BlitheringIdiot for the Westy 6,8, and 12 that we shared for a Christmas day celebration!
Bottle dated 12-08-05
Poured out a cloudy lemon yellow with a ton of yeasty chunks floating throughout. Very thick and creamy white head that was only a thin, but nice and consistant layer. Wonderful scents of saisons, belgian yeast, bananas, chardonnay, and spices. Dry and slightly bitter at the edges. Black unsweetened tea. The flavors get better with each sip. Good amount of carbination, but yet it is not too much. Bit of foaming up over your tongue, but nothing too extreme. The feel is just right for the style. Light feeling, it just flows through your mouth. Very easy drinker, but not one I would pick for a regular drinker -if it was one that was just normally sitting around here and there that is.
01-02-2005 00:44:09 | More by shapudding
4.65/5 rDev +8.9%
33 cl slender brown bottle with a freshness date of 17.10.03 (Oct 17th 2003), no label. Just the cap denotes what brew this is
Appearance: A lace worthy of no other, cloaked within the glass it sits there and forces respect. Its pale colour shows a light haze but a very active carbonation.
Smell: Sweet grassy herbal aroma, hints of honey and faint tobacco come to mind.
Taste: Lightly coarse hop rakes across the tongue as well as some herbal phenols, fresh grain flows deep even into the eternal dryness. Bitterness and dryness are most of the traits but do not overwhelm, small burst of hop leaf flavour in the end.
Mouthfeel: Perfectly complexly layered smoothness, crispness need only to clean the palate for the next sip but goes even further by invigorating the taste buds as well. Moderate body.
Drinkability & Notes: This one is off the charts as far as a session brew for me, I simply could drink this all night. By far one of the best beers I have run into and would travel (and have) far for.
01-24-2003 15:07:42 | More by Jason
3.5/5 rDev -18%
08-17-2014 23:58:23 | More by mctizzz
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
04-28-2013 08:37:34 | More by JupiterJesus
4/5 rDev -6.3%
11-15-2011 01:55:01 | More by rob133
3.5/5 rDev -18%
02-18-2014 08:41:42 | More by Marius
4.34/5 rDev +1.6%
On first trip to Belgium in late 2010. A road trip from Bruges to the cafe next to the Monastery on a pilgrimage for the quadruple but lets start with the Blond first. Appearance is cloudy with a light foam. Looks like an unfiltered wheat. Aromas of wheat with an estery banana note. Taste is smooth with a nice balance of wheat and a hop end note. Mouthfeel is complex and rich for a low alcohol beer with a medium level of carbonation. Super drinkable beer.
04-17-2013 03:29:02 | More by deebo
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
04-17-2014 23:11:19 | More by MNMike
4.53/5 rDev +6.1%
33cl bottle poured into a St. Bernardus chalice. Brought back from Brussels.
Pours a hazy bright yellow amber with a big beautiful pillowy white head thats full of craters and is very sticky. Nose is light, sweet, a bit fruity and bready.
Taste is right on target, it's a bit spicy and citrusy with some tart almost funky flavors to it, but they're fairly subtle, reminiscent of Orval. Mouthfeel is really light, crisp and super dry on the finish. Overall super well done, easy drinking beer. I'm glad I was finally able to try this fantastic beer!
02-11-2011 21:40:20 | More by kingcrowing
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
02-26-2014 22:05:01 | More by turhank
4.28/5 rDev +0.2%
Bottle (2011)
Hazy, murky, though beautiful, golden light yellow with a thick, persistent, cloud-like white head that leaves sticky spots and rings of lacing down the glass. Gorgeous.
Simple though incredibly pleasant aroma of mild barnyard funk, fresh cut grass, dried straw, and earthy dirt notes. I love it.
Again, the flavor is simple, though classic. Grass, hay, mild musty funk and earth notes, with a bit of sweetness rounding things out. Complete and delicious.
Medium to full mouthfeel with moderate to high carbonation. Luscious, velvety, and remarkably drinkable.
Just about perfect. Where do they sell the kegs? This would be the ideal beer to have on tap in home. Get it done, DarthKostrizer!
12-13-2011 02:29:38 | More by ehammond1
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev -6.3%
11-06-2013 02:39:22 | More by chickenm
4.18/5 rDev -2.1%
So what does a twelve-euro beer taste like? Surely I paid a premium at Beer Mania in Brussels this summer when I picked up a bottle each of Westy Blonde plus an 8 and a 12, but what the hell? I may never get back there and there are no channels for purchasing it here in Boston that I know of, though the Publick House (Brookline, MA) teasingly lists it on their beer menu. ("We're out," the barkeep said with a slight smile on his face. "We're always out.").
It has been cellared ever since August, but I was advised (again tip o' the cap to Publick) to drink the Blonde sooner rather than later. Hopefully I haven't waited too long.
Pouring into a tulip, head came right up more quickly than I had expected and I had to put my mouth on the lip of the glass to stop overflow, but once it settled down, the color was light straw, almost a "light beer" (no offense) color but that is fine for the style, if I'm not mistaken. The lacing is dense down the sides of the tulip. Looks nice.
Absolute earthy bouquet with a strong lemony presence and almost iodine sharpness. So far, so good.
Hit with some sourness at first taste and some metallic notes. The metallic taste doesn't sit well with me. Hops show up to the party a bit late, but make up for tardiness by lingering a bit. Good body. Mouthfeel seems to push all the flavors into every corner of the ol' piehole.
I like this beer a lot, but more of a fan of darker Beglians. Still, I would seek this out if get the opportunity.
01-01-2008 02:44:12 | More by MurphysIrish
Trappist Westvleteren Blonde from Brouwerij Westvleteren (Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
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IV. Management of Complications: When to Intervene
Managing Potential Ischemia in a Limb Bearing an AV Access
All patients, particularly those in high-risk groups, should be monitored for the development of limb ischemia following AV access construction.
A. Patients in high-risk groups (diabetic, elderly, those with multiple access attempts in an extremity) should be monitored closely for the first 24 hours postoperatively. Monitoring should include: (Opinion)
1. Subjective assessment of complaints, including sensations of coldness, numbness, tingling, and impairment of motor function (not limited by postoperative pain)
2. Objective assessment of skin temperature, gross sensation, and movement and distal arterial pulses in comparison to the contralateral side
3. Teaching patients to immediately report any coldness, loss of motion, or significant reduction in sensation
B. Patients with an established fistula should be assessed monthly. The following are recommended as part of this assessment: (Opinion)
1. Obtaining an interval history of increased distal coldness or distal pain during dialysis, decreased sensation, weakness or other reduction in function, or skin changes
2. Confirming any abnormalities by physical examination
Patients with new findings suggestive of ischemia (A.3 above) should be referred to a vascular access surgeon emergently. Reduced skin temperature, as an isolated finding, requires follow-up observation but no emergent intervention. (Opinion)
Rationale Patients with diabetes and/or those with abnormal arterial supply caused by prior vascular access, vascular anomalies, and/or atherosclerotic disease are at greatest risk for ischemia. Limb ischemia distal to an AV access can occur at any time, from a few hours to months, following access construction. Severe ischemia can cause irreparable injury to nerves within hours and must be considered a surgical emergency. Mild ischemiamanifested by subjective coldness and paresthesias and objective reduction in skin temperature but with no loss of sensation or motionis common and generally improves with time. Patients with mild ischemia should undergo symptom-specific therapy (eg, wearing a glove) and frequent physical examination, with special attention to subtle neurologic changes and muscle wasting.157 Failure to improve may require surgical intervention with banding or access correction or ligation.
When to InterveneDialysis AV Grafts for Venous Stenosis, Infection, Graft Degeneration, and Pseudoaneurysm Formation
Appropriate intervention in AV grafts should be initiated upon identification of:
A. Hemodynamically significant stenosis (see Guideline 10: Monitoring Dialysis Grafts for Stenosis) (Evidence)
B. Infectionan infected graft should be treated surgically (Evidence)
C. Graft degeneration and pseudoaneurysm formationgrafts should be surgically revised when:
1. Severe degenerative changes of the graft or overlying skin are present. (Opinion)
2. Skin above the graft is compromised. (Opinion)
3. There is a risk of graft rupture due to poor eschar formation or there is evidence of spontaneous bleeding. (Opinion)
4. Limited puncture sites are available due to the presence of a large (or multiple) pseudoaneurysm(s) (see Guideline 27: Treatment of Pseudoaneurysm of Dialysis AV Grafts). (Opinion)
Rationale Hemodynamically significant stenoses. Hemodynamically significant stenosis is defined as a >50% reduction of normal vessel diameter (graft or draining venous system) accompanied by a hemodynamic, functional, or clinical abnormality, such as: elevated static or dynamic pressures, decreased blood flow, elevated access recirculation, a swollen extremity, or unexplained reduction in Kt/V (see Guideline 10: Monitoring Dialysis AV Grafts for Stenosis, and Guideline 11: Monitoring Primary AV Fistulae for Stenosis).
Venous stenosis increases the risk of thrombosis.117,119 Physiologically, venous stenosis increases resistance to blood flow, which in turn results in increased venous pressure, decreased blood flow and ultimately, thrombosis.9,119 When examined angiographically, more than 90% of thrombosed grafts are associated with venous stenosis.158-163 Moreover, the presence of venous stenosis reduces the efficiency of the dialysis treatment.113,128 Stenosis can and should be detected prospectively to allow swift, successful treatment (see Guideline 11: Monitoring Primary AV Fistulae for Stenosis, and Guideline 12: Recirculation Methodology, Limits, Evaluation, and Follow-Up).
Therapeutic interventions for hemodynamically significant stenoses reduce the rate of thrombosis and graft loss and prolong the average use-life of the access.9,30,109,119,164,165 The literature suggests that the long-term patency of AV grafts is improved if stenoses are treated prior to thrombus formation as opposed to undertaking angioplasty or surgical revision (with their respective needs for thrombolysis or thrombectomy) after thrombus occlusion of the access has occurred. Prospective intervention currently is not warranted for anatomical stenoses found in AV grafts and draining veins that are not associated with a hemodynamic, functional, or clinical abnormality (such as elevated static or dynamic pressures); decreased blood flow; elevated access recirculation; or a swollen extremity.9,103,119 Prospective studies correcting 50% stenoses not associated with a hemodynamic, functional, or clinical abnormality have not been performed. Until these studies are performed, there is no convincing evidence that correction of asymptomatic 50% stenosis will decrease thrombosis.
When treatment of a thrombosed graft does not address the presence of an underlying venous stenosis, there is a 90% or greater chance that the treatment will be inadequate and will result in rapid re-thrombosis.163 Stenosis detected prior to access thrombosis is more responsive to therapy than stenoses detected postthrombosis (see Guideline 19: Treatment of Stenosis without Thrombosis in Dialysis AV Grafts and Primary AV Fistulae, and Guideline 21: Treatment of Thrombosis and Associated Stenosis in Dialysis AV Grafts). In a retrospective analysis, when thrombosis was treated with thrombolysis and PTA, 50% of grafts were patent 4 weeks later. In contrast, when the graft was still patent at the time of angioplasty, 50% of the grafts remained patent for 24 to 28 weeks.166 Beathard103 reported a 78.9% patency at 3 months for stenotic grafts treated prior to thrombus formation. In contrast, the primary patency rate for grafts averaged 40% when stenoses are corrected postthrombosis.103,107,167
Arterial stenosis associated with diminished access inflow, characterized by elevated negative pressure, should be evaluated and corrected (see Guideline 19: Treatment of Stenosis without Thrombosis in Dialysis AV Grafts and Primary AV Fistulae).
Infection. When infected, a dialysis AV graft should be treated surgically. An untreated access infection may lead to bacteremia, sepsis, hemorrhage, and death.14,16,38,168 Surgical exploration and removal of any infected graft or graft segment is necessary for resolution of the infection because the graft material acts as a foreign body unless eliminated13,14,16,38,53,169 (see Guideline 24: Treatment of Infection of Dialysis AV Grafts).
Graft degeneration and pseudoaneurysm formation. Degenerative changes that occur within a graft and the overlying skin, including pseudoaneurysm formation with progressive enlargement, can eventually compromise circulation to the skin above the graft. This can lead to incomplete hemostasis upon needle withdrawal and ultimately to graft rupture. Thus, these degenerative changes can lead to severe hemorrhage and potentially to exsanguination and death. The Work Group believes that large pseudoaneurysms can also prevent access to the adjacent areas of the graft for needle placement, thereby limiting potential puncture sites.
When to IntervenePrimary AV Fistulae
Appropriate intervention in primary AV fistulae should be initiated upon identification of:
A. Inadequate flow to support the prescribed dialysis blood flow (Evidence/Opinion)
B. Hemodynamically significant venous stenosis (Evidence)
C. Aneurysm formationa primary AV fistula should be revised when an aneurysm develops if: (Opinion)
1. The skin overlying the fistula is compromised.
2. There is a risk of fistula rupture.
3. Available puncture sites are limited.
Rationale Inadequate flow to support the prescribed dialysis blood flow. A primary AV fistula should be revised when its blood flow is inadequate to sustain adequate dialysis blood flow, as manifested by the inability to achieve the prescribed Kt/V within a reasonable dialysis duration. Low access blood flow has a major effect on the delivery of dialysisinadequate blood flow may result in inadequate dialysis, thereby increasing patient mortality and morbidity.170,171
For native fistulae, significant stenoses do not always cause elevated dynamic or static pressures. They can result in decreased access flow and elevated recirculation in the absence of elevated dynamic or static pressures (see Guideline 10: Monitoring Dialysis AV Grafts for Stenosis, and Guideline 11: Monitoring Primary AV Fistulae for Stenosis).
Hemodynamically significant venous stenosis. In a primary AV fistula, the major physiologic effect of stenosis is low blood flow, which results in inefficient dialysis (see above). Low blood flow also increases the risk of thrombosis.109
Treatment of hemodynamically significant venous stenosis prolongs the use-life of the fistula.109,112,119,165
Aneurysm formation. Progressive enlargement of an aneurysm can eventually compromise the skin above the graft, leading to possible rupture. This can result in hemorrhage, exsanguination, and death. In the Work Groups opinion, large aneurysms can prevent access to the adjacent fistula for needle placement, thereby limiting potential puncture sites.
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Dear Editor:
Main Street Greensburg would like to thank all those who attended, performed during, and especially those who sponsored this year's Second Friday events downtown.
Each year, we hope to bring more people to the district to eat, shop and congregate, reminding friends and neighbors why living in a small community is special. This season proved to have some trying weather extremes, but based on the response we received, the 2012 Second Friday series was a success.
We'd like to recognize the groups who contributed their time and talents to offering a little extra each month: the band "Heart Attack" for providing the soundtrack to each Second Friday, all those who "cruised-in" and lined the courthouse with autos from today and yesterday, the Tree County Players for their musical preview of "Annie Jr.," The Decatur County Animal Shelter for sharing information and their adoptable four-legged friends, and Family Dental and Greensburg Urgent Care for adding a bit more "glowing" ambience and hot dogs in October. Each are great partners and help to make the events all the more special for all who attend.
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You can't much closer to the sugary sands of Madeira Beach than this.
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Take a swim in the heated, beachfront pool
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Within walking distance is John's Pass, where there are great
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WEST - They're men who came to action when the town of West needed them most.
West's Mayor Tommy Muska says the firefighters who sacrificed everything didn't hesitate to answer the call for help before the explosion in mid-April that rocked the town of West.
However, on Thursday, News 8 obtained autopsy reports that the mayor said indicate three of the responding firefighters shouldn't have answered the call.
"No, they shouldn't have gone to the fire," Muska said.
The report shows heroic brothers Douglas and Robert Snokhous, of West, had blood-alcohol levels well above the legal limit. Douglas had a blood alcohol level of .12 and Robert .158.
"That's a city policy that you don't get in a fire truck if you were drinking and you don't go to the fire," Muska said.
Abbott firefighter Jerry Chapman had cannabis in his system, according to the autopsy report. It showed THC levels of 45 ng/mL.
"I truly think they're all still heroes and this didn't diminish my opinion of them in the least," Muska said.
The mayor said there's no written code about operating under the influence, but said it's a common understanding among firefighters. The mayor said he expects the fire chief to reiterate the rules to the firefighters.
But, the International Association of Fire Chiefs does have this rule:
"[It] is a "zero-tolerance" standard about the use of alcohol by members of any fire or emergency services agency/organization at any time when they may be called upon to act or respond as a member of those departments."
The mayor said he knew the autopsy reports would come out at some point and urged families of the victims not to read them, sometheing he said he didn't do as well.
"I don't need to read it," he said. "There's nothing in there I need to read and there's nothing that's going to bring those guys back."


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how can I replace the Python version that came with Raccoon 0.9.2 with the new one (1.40)?
Simply sign the new Python version (to enable CellId) and then install?
Or do I need to remove the old Python version first?
how can I replace the Python version that came with Raccoon 0.9.2 with the new one (1.40)?
Simply sign the new Python version (to enable CellId) and then install?
Or do I need to remove the old Python version first?
The Python that comes with Raccoon 0.9.2 is installed as an embedded SIS-file. So, without causing interference with Raccoon, it should be possible to first uninstall the existing Python version (via the application manager) and then install a new one (uninstall followed by install is the suggested PyS60 route).Originally Posted by ueffchen
If that fails, uninstall the Raccoon bundle, and then install Python and Raccoon (not the bundle) separately.
Note that if the Python interpreter API (the one Raccoon uses internally) has changed, then things won't work. I have not tried using the latest Python version with 0.9.2, so I don't know what the case is.
In another thread, you stated
If I understand right, the latest python release has a GPS API. Assuming somebody would change raccoonloc.py and use the GPS API instead of the native commands, then simultaneous access could be possible?Namely, the navigator application is likely to use the GPS API of the phone, so there's a separate server that talks with the Bluetooth GPS device. Simultaneously there may be many other clients using that GPS API and they will all get location information. However, as it seems to be, no other client - like raccoonloc.py - can simultaneously connect directly to the GPS device.
This problem will go away when raccoonloc.py also uses the GPS API for getting the location information, but that API is not yet available for Python scripts.
Yes, that should be the case.Originally Posted by ueffchen
The C++ API of the Python interpreter hasn't changed in a while, so 1.4.0 should work without problems.
Note that you need to sign the Raccoon package, not the Python runtime package. The capabilities come from the EXE, the DLL capabilities only determine if the DLL can be loaded or not. The Nokia signed PyS60 1.4.0 runtime package has lots of capabilities so you can just use that and don't need to re-sign or recompile it.Originally Posted by ueffchen
I have upgraded to Python 1.4.0 without problems.
I removed both my Python and the Python script from my phone, and then installed 1.4.0 version. The Raccoon package is untouched.
First test shows that Raccoon is working fine.
BTW, I have signed the Script with dev cert free, following the post of cyke64, where its mentioned that location info needs signing.
Next I'll try to modify raccoonloc.py so it uses the new Python API for location. I hope that helps me to run Raccoon and Navigon map application in parallel...


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Section ObjectivesUsers will be able to:
- Identify key characteristics of ideal system partners
- Describe how to locate system partners
- Describe how to research potential partners and to assess their collaboration potential
What are the key characteristics of ideal system partners
Programs will be easier to sustain if you embed them in existing delivery systems. See the following sections for characteristics of ideal system partners and a list of examples. The rest of this chapter provides tips on how to find such organizations in your area and how to assess their collaboration potential.
What are the key characteristics of ideal system partners?
Essential Defining Characteristics
The ideal potential system partner:
- Sees adoption of the Arthritis Foundation (AF) evidence-based programs as serving its organization's mission
- Serves and/or has constituents that are likely to include large numbers of people with arthritis
- Provides multiple program delivery points
- Possesses ability to commit adequate organizational support, including financial and human resources to sustain program delivery over time
- Willingness to:
- achieve shared vision and joint goals and objectives
- share resources and expertise
- Support from their organizational leadership
- Interest in and capacity to:
- market the programs and recruit program leaders, instructors and/or class participants
- collect and report program reach and other requested data
- provide personnel to assist in program delivery and training efforts
- function as a viable team member in a partnership
- History of working successfully with state health departments, voluntary health and other organizations that address arthritis or other chronic diseases
- Credibility in the community
- No conflicts of interest
- Aging networks (e.g., state/ area agencies on aging, senior housing agencies, networks of congregate dining sites);
- Educational agencies (e.g., area health education centers, university extension services, community college continuing education services, etc);
- Businesses with multiple work sites
- State parks and recreation departments
- Health care systems and provider networks (e.g. hospital and rehabilitation center systems, primary care associations, Federally Funded Health Center networks, community health center networks, state visiting nurses associations, rural health agencies);
- Health care payers (e.g., managed care organizations, employer–sponsored health plans);
- Health club systems and fitness professional organizations (e.g., regional and large metropolitan YMCAs and YWCAs, other fitness and wellness center networks)
- Organizations representing ethnic, cultural or other underserved or priority populations (e.g., State Black Nurses Association, Hispanic Health agencies, rural agencies);
- Faith-based/ religious organizations (e.g., statewide councils of churches, synagogues, mosques, parish nurses);
- State agencies with grassroots delivery units (e.g. women's, retired adults or senior groups)
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Our neighbors to the Northeast are dealing with a sensitive issue right now, and I'm interested to see what you think.
A group of citizens is pressing the Tulsa City Council to change the name of the main drag in Tulsa's burgeoning downtown arts and entertainment district, which has since statehood been named Brady Street, center of the Brady District.
Brady would be Tate Brady, a wealthy Tulsa businessmen back in early statehood days; one of Tulsa's founding fathers in fact. That's why his name is so prominent in Tulsa. Brady Street, the Brady Theater, the Brady Mansion, the whole Brady District.
But Tate Brady was apparently a Ku Klux Klan member and some believe he helped instigate the deadly Tulsa race riot of 1921. Is that the kind of history you want to wrap your downtown's growth around?
Still, Tulsa has a lot of equity in the "Brady" brand, a century's worth. It's very well known in the region. And the business owners in the Brady Arts District have already said they will NOT be changing the district's name.
Changing the name of Brady Street seems secondary at that point.
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Shaw links to the full article so it is easy to click through and find out more.
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You can opt out at any time and Shaw tells me he never sends subscriber details to anyone else and never emails anything other than the newspaper round-up and a diary of forthcoming news events.
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As we explained in our article "VIN-to-Style Matching Explained", VINs often are not encoded with enough information to determine a single vehicle style. This means that important details such as MSRP, MPG, and certain standard installed equipment may not known based on the VIN alone. If you're working with DMS data, there's a good chance that you have additional, valuable data at your disposal that you can use along with the VIN to decode down to a single vehicle style.
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US and Canadian VINS are required to contain a certain level of information about the vehicle, including year, make, model, body style, engine, restraint system, and GVWR. However, a lot of important vehicle details are encoded in the VIN by some OEMs, and not by others. Working with VIN data can be tricky business when they're used in different ways by the 40+ US passenger vehicle makes. This article explains a few key concepts related to VIN decoding and something called style matching, that are critical to working with VIN data successfully.
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Online: how to make friends and follow people
Already extremely robust on 360, the Xbox Friends system has been fairly heavily modified for Xbox One. One of the biggest changes is that you can now add anyone as a Friend to immediately get updates on their activity (assuming their privacy settings allow it), but to them you'll appear as a Follower unless they also add you as a Friend. It's like the old system with a bit of Twitter thrown in.
It's easier to connect with the people you want to then, but crucially it should also be easier to avoid the foul-mouthed tykes that so often ruin an online deathmatch, thanks to a reputation system designed to segregate players with bad reputations. With so few players online pre-launch we don't yet know how well the feature works, but it sure sounds good.
And of course the scarily addictive Achievements system has been ported over to Xbox One, along with your existing Gamerscore. Challenges are being introduced, too, so that specific goals can be set for individuals or the community at large to work towards – a nice idea that seems to have been borrowed from Bungie's Halo series.
Less of a nice idea is Achievements awarded for non-gaming activities, such as watching a movie or listening to a song. Thankfully these don't add to your Gamerscore, which would just be weird.
Watching movies
Talking of movies, the Xbox One gives you a variety of ways to watch them. There's support for Blu-rays, which play in 1080p with support for Dolby True HD and DTS HD Master Audio (although those formats output to your amp as Linear PCM), and if you're the kind of person who gets a kick out of that sort of thing you'll also love the built-in picture calibrator, which is an extremely thorough way to get your TV looking its best.
There are video apps, too, and while Netflix wasn't available during testing and Sky isn't due until next year, Xbox Video has a massive selection of movies available to rent and buy on-demand. Even movies that are bought are streamed rather than downloaded, with the One dynamically scaling picture quality to match your broadband speed, but while there's touch too much judder for them to be mistaken for Blu-rays, the overall quality is high.
More after the break...
Making movies
As with the PS4, the Xbox One is constantly recording as you play. Clips are saved in two ways – automatically when you do something special in a game (usually it's unlock an Achievement), and manually by saying "Xbox, record that". These clips are then made available in the Upload app, but the onus is on you to then go into the app and save clips you want to keep – otherwise they're deleted to make room for more.
Using the Upload app you can also edit and share your photos, including sending them to SkyDrive, where they're stored as a 720p MP4 for further editing and sharing however you see fit. That's much more open than the Facebook-only video uploading of the PS4. On the other hand the PS4 has live Twitch streaming available at launch, whereas Microsoft has just delayed the Xbox One's Twitch integration to 2014.
There's something of a theme running through this review, and it's that just about every one of the Xbox One's flagship features has a caveat attached.
There's Kinect, which is often truly brilliant but occasionally unbearably frustrating. And TV integration that could be amazing but doesn't yet fulfil its promise, especially in the UK. Then there's the Snap picture-in-picture tech that with a few small tweaks could be massively useful.
If it's simply games your interested in we'd argue that Forza 5 probably pushes the Xbox One's launch line-up above that of the PS4, but Sony's console counters with higher resolutions for key titles such as Battlefield 4 and Call of Duty: Ghosts. Whether you're more interested in an incredible driving game or the crispest versions of those cross-platform games really comes down to personal preference.
Overall, we'd say the Xbox One is the more ambitious console, but it just doesn't quite manage to follow through on all of its potential.
This isn't a console battle, though – it's a console war, and just about all of our criticisms of the Xbox One are things that can be fixed on the software side. This feels like the beginning rather than the end, and if the One realises it's potential we'll immediately bestow upon it that missing fifth star.
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A Statement of Task A two-day workshop on Global Change and Extreme Hydrology: Testing Conventional Wisdom will be planned and conducted by a small ad hoc planning committee under the auspices of the standing Committee on Hydrologic Sciences (COHS). The workshop will foster discussions among the science and applications community about the hydrologic and climatologic perspective on extreme hydrologic events. The workshop will be held in Washington, D.C., and is expected to feature presentations by experts followed by open discussions on the following topics: Is the global hydrologic cycle accelerating and what does this acceleration look like? Is precipitation becoming more intense? Is drought frequency and severity becoming more prominent? Are hydrologic fluxes associated with floods and droughts changing at the regional scale? Floods and drought from a climatologic and hydrologic perspective—How do we reconcile the two? How does the science compare to the public debate? The workshop planning committee will author a report based on the workshop. 21


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