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MrSpeed - 4:36 pm on Oct 30, 2003 (gmt 0)
I have seen so many different theories that the only conclusion I can come to is that I don't think anyone knows what the pattern is. Here is my 2 cents: New pages/sites are very quickly indexed and rank well if linked to from a page with decent PR. The new pages then disappear from the serps until a permanent listing appears. Some believe there is a three week cycle, but there never seems to be a consensus when it happens. Maybe the index is split into different groups and each group updates at a different three week interval?
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Title | Abdominal binder use in people with spinal cord injuries: a systematic review and meta-analysis |
Author | Wadsworth, B M; Haines, T P; Cornwell, Petrea; Paratz, J D |
Journal Name | Spinal Cord |
Year Published | 2009 |
Place of publication | United Kingdom |
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Abstract | Study design: Systematic review and meta-analysis. Objectives: To review the evidence for the use of an abdominal binder on breathing, speech and cardiovascular function in people who have suffered a spinal cord injury (SCI). Setting:Brisbane, Australia. Methods: A search of multiple databases (Medline, Cinahl, Cochrane, Embase, PEDro) was undertaken accompanied by the reference list evaluation of each relevant publication identified. Methodological quality of studies identified was assessed using the PEDro scale. The size of effect of an abdominal binder on outcomes was also calculated where sufficient data were reported. Further descriptive analysis was performed. Results:Eleven studies met the review inclusion criteria and employed either crossover or within subject designs. Comparison of studies involving elastic and non-elastic binders was performed. A PEDro mean score of 4.3 out of 8 (range: 3–6) was found. Meta-analysis indicated that the use of abdominal binders improved vital capacity (VC) by (weighted mean difference (95% confidence interval (CI)) 0.32 (0.09, 0.55) litres, decreased functional residual capacity (FRC) by 0.41 (0.14, 0.67) litres, but did not significantly influence total lung capacity (TLC). Conclusions: This review found some evidence that the use of an abdominal binder improves VC, but decreases FRC when assuming the sitting or tilted position in people who have suffered SCI. Overall, the quality of the studies was poor. Available evidence is not yet sufficient to either support or discourage the use of an abdominal binder in this patient population. Further studies utilizing more methodologically rigorous designs are required. |
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The solution is verification and analysis. As e.g. an algorithm, which was modelled with a petri net, can be examined for characteristics as deadlock, livelock, buffer capacity, ... Testing represents a optimistic procedure: develop first and then test. A better way would be the following: permit only methods for development, which produce guaranteed (mathematically founded) correct algorithms - see petri nets
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That's nice, but I can guarantee any software house that only implements provable algorithms will get crushed in the marketplace by a company that uses agile methodologies to produce software that is "good enough" because the agile company will ship first. Ship Or Die.
In a risk-return analysis, test-first design will beat mathematical analysis in all but a few niches.
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VA Loans: Who Else Can Qualify For One Besides Veterans?
In a recent blog post we discussed applying for VA loan eligibility and how it can be done through the lender. Active duty military, retired and separated military, plus members of the National Guard and Reserve who meet the time in service and/or discharge requirements may all apply for VA loan eligibility. This can be done online, by mail or even with the lender's help.
But is there anyone else who is qualified to apply for VA home loan benefits? Can surviving spouses of veterans or the children of veterans also apply to use this benefit?
At the time of this writing, current legislation does not permit children of veterans alive or dead to apply for a VA home loan. There have been many changes to VA benefits including allowing spouses of veterans to use the G.I. Bill in some cases, and it's entirely possible that at one point somewhere down the road the government may decide to explore allowing a veteran's children this option. But under the current rules it is not permitted.
Surviving spouses of a deceased veteran may apply for a VA home loan under specific circumstances as spelled out in VA regulations. According to VA.gov, "The unmarried surviving spouse of a veteran who died on active duty or as the result of a service-connected disability is eligible for the home loan benefit." Additionally, the VA allows a spouse to apply for a VA refinancing loan if he or she had a VA loan with the deceased veteran previously. (This is allowed regardless of the cause of the veteran's death).
At the time of this writing, some spouses may believe they can apply for a VA loan using the "age 57 rule" which states, "…a surviving spouse who remarries on or after attaining age 57, and on or after December 16, 2003, may be eligible for the home loan benefit."
But it's important to note that there's a limitation on that rule for some applicants. "…a surviving spouse who remarried before December 16, 2003, and on or after attaining age 57, must apply no later than December 15, 2004, to establish home loan eligibility. VA must deny applications from surviving spouses who remarried before December 16, 2003 that are received after December 15, 2004.
Surviving spouses who wish to apply for VA loan eligibility should contact the VA Winston-Salem Eligibility Center for more information.
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Joe Wallace has been specializing in military and personal finance topics since 1995. His work has appeared on Air Force Television News, The Pentagon Channel, ABC and a variety of print and online publications. He is a 13-year Air Force veteran and a member of the Air Force Public Affairs Alumni Association.
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I am a child of vetran from 1945 to 1962, He was in the Navy and foight in the korean war, My question is, Can his children use his va loan to purchase a home, or go back to School ECT,
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I was wondering how VA loans work. My husband is entitled to a VA loan but has not had an income of his own in the last 2 year.We have filed out taxes jointly. Would I qualify as a co-signer or some thing similar since I am the one who has been the head of household income wise? Or would we have to wait for him to have an income for the next 2 years or so?? -
I was in the military from 1990-1993 active and served during desert storm. I am now married and my current husband is not prior military and pays a mortgage on an existing loan. My question is: Can he put the home in my name and I refinance it with a VA loan?
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I have a question. My husband is active duty military and we've been married 10yrs.Now we are separated.Would i be able to apply for a VA loan or would he have to?
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I would like to know if i can apply for a VAloan as a spouse jointly with my husband. He is in the reserve but he does not have the credit score required for VA loan and i do.
Hi I was married to a veterans he passed away on 3-31-2010 I will like to know if I can transfer my v.a loand to my daughter or can I use my v.a. loand and add my daughter witch she's the veterans dependent child that gets benifits from her dad
I am honorably discharged, but only served 15 months on active duty. Does being in the ready reserve count towards qualifing for a VA loan ?
My wife and I are both active duty. We are separated, pending divorce, but still legally married. She has applied for a loan on her certificate. I have already signed a document with the title agency stating I hold no interest or stake in the house. Now her lender is telling her that the VA requires MY debts and liabilities to be listed on her application.
I am not cosigning. I will not be living in the house. I know that, by VA rules, my income does not count for loan determination. She is not a party to any of my existing debt. Does the lender, or VA, actually need my debts, liabilities and credit record for HER to get approved?
My father is veteran And I was wondering as a non-veteran could I qualify for a V.A. Loan for a home.
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I have my VA Loan eligibility certificate. I have never used my VA Loan. Can I use the VA Loan with my son?
I am the daughter of a deceased Veteran he was 100% disable before his death are there any benefits that i can use I am 31 years old.
I took out a VA loan while single, however, I plan to marry in August of 2014. If I passed before my spouse, will she still be allowed to live in the house?


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I've been fascinated for a while with the concept of the four bedrock drinks of cocktailia. Each is based on one of the four foundation spirits upon which classic drinking lore is laid: Gin, Bourbon, Rum, and Brandy. I refer to these cocktails as The Four Gospels. I'm not sure if I made this up, or if I read it elsewhere. I suspect I read it elsewhere, as I ain't that clever usually.
This post is about the Gospel of Whiskey, the venerable Manhattan.
The Manhattan is the oldest of the four Gospels, appearing (almost certainly in Manhattan) no later than 1874, and quite possibly in the 1860s. There are several things about the drink that distinguish it from lesser cocktails, some objective, some subjective. Let's look at them, shall we?
The recipe is remarkably durable, remaining largely unchanged in a hundred and forty years. Were the first Manhattan ever mixed plunked down before a modern Manhattan drinker, he or she would likely recognize and enjoy it. Here is the essential, classic recipe:
- 2 parts rye whiskey
- 1 part italian (aka sweet) vermouth
- 2 dashes aromatic bitters
Stir gently but extensively with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.
The Manhattan is the most American of the cocktail Gospels. It's base is American whiskey, versus the foreign or exotic qualities of gin, brandy, and rum. Yet it is also encapsulates the mongrel nature of America, with its old world immigrant vermouth. It is a simple drink, bold and straightforward. It has great and complex character, but little nuance. This is not a drink that "develops" as you go, but announces itself with the first sip. It's quite powerful as well; treat it with respect, and it's a great friend; screw with it, and it will hurt you.
The Manhattan is perhaps the quintessential broad drink
, to go back to one of my hobby horses. A woman who drinks Manhattans, especially a younger woman, is someone to be reckoned with. Should you see a cocktail glass of clear amber before a lady, it is a good indication that her sense of self is centered on her humanity, not her femininity. She will likely be as comfortable socializing with men and women. This is a huge (and modern) stereotype, but it seems to work in this era. A woman who drinks so bold a drink as a Manhattan is not a chick. Like the Manhattan itself, she is true to herself, not the whims of her surroundings. In fact, this last applies to both men and women in this era: There are precious few (but magnificent) watering holes on Earth where ordering a Manhattan will make man or woman part of the herd.
My observation is that the Manhattan is least likely to be the favorite Gospel for any given cocktail drinker, but it is the most likely to be a favorite.
Too old and too bold to ever be truly trendy again, yet as perfect an alcoholic construction as has been made, the Manhattan is like a rock upon the shore, weathering the forces of time, taste, and fashion, remaining an unchanged refuge for us all.
All that flowery maundering aside, the Manhattan, like the other Gospels, has its variations and its heresies. The chief question for the maker to answer is which whiskey is to be employed. The drink originated with pure rye whiskey, but is far more likely to be made today with bourbon. I think the main reason for this is simply that there is so much more quality bourbon to be had these days than rye. And quality whiskey is the critical element in a Manhattan. Each of the Gospels is the quintessential cocktail for its base spirit, so each naturally will benefit from using the best of the base that is available. For my part, I prefer rye in mine.
The next question is the ratio of whiskey to sweet vermouth. Two to one seems to be the original. I usually go three to one when using rye, and four to one when using bourbon, since that spirit is sweeter to begin with, and I like my drinks drier. I'm flirting with lightning here by suggesting so high a ratio of even four to one. See this article by Gary Regan wherein he names the Manhattan the King of Cocktails, and promises dire consequences for any mixologist who dares to go beyond four to one. Anywhere from two to four will be fine. Adjust it to your own tastes for your own drinking, and I'd suggest sticking with three to one if you are making one for someone whose tastes you don't know.
The Manhattan is traditionally served up, but you can also properly shove one across the bar in a rocks glass, especially if it is hot out.
How about garnish? I usually employ a nice brandied cherry, but in this one instance I still sometimes use the little red superballs from the supermarket, since the garnish is entirely cosmetic in a Manhattan.
Now, let us examine the heresies. Cue the disapproving high priests, myself included.
Must you use bitters? Damn straight you must, or it ain't a Manhattan, Bub! I mentioned this heresy in passing a few days ago in my review of the excellent Ocean Club here in Ohio. It is pretty common these days to omit even a single dash of the old Angostura in a Manhattan, and that is a big shame. Whiskey and vermouth without bitters, is an OK drink, but it ain't a Manhattan, and it won't be close to as good or as interesting.
Drinking culture, probably due to infection from those, ahem, wine people, is currently caught up in love with things that are dry
. It you are looking for a drier Manhattan, use less vermouth (but at least one in four!). Don't use dry, french vermouth. This results in a Dry Manhattan
, which is a vastly inferior drink. Drink it if you like, I suppose, but don't go telling people it's a Manhattan, or you will deserve a visit from these guys:
UPDATE: Welcome to folks coming here from TimeOut New York's The Feed, Edible Crafts, and that great broad Meg, at Queenie Takes Manhattan! Check out the other Gospels of Cocktail while you are here!
Thus endeth Manhattan, The Book of Whiskey.
Here are the other posts here relating to the Four Gospels of the Cocktail:
The Daiquiri, The Book of Rum
The Martini, The Book of Gin
The Sidecar, The Book of Brandy
8 Responses to "The Four Gospels: The Manhattan"
1AK Says:
April 5th, 2009 at 11:13 pm"How about garnish? I usually employ a nice brandied cherry, but in this one instance I still sometimes use the little red superballs from the supermarket, since the garnish is entirely cosmetic in a Manhattan."
Oh no! The garnish is anything but cosmetic! A good brandied/maraschino cherry adds a sweetness to the last sips, giving the drink a nice sense of completion. When I'm making them, too, I often finish with an orange twist for brightness, or – what the hell, let's go all out – a drop or two of absinthe…
2Doug Says:
April 6th, 2009 at 9:37 amI can't believe I left out the orange peel option! I need to write an outline….
As for absinthe in addition to, or more often instead of, the bitters, I think it's too much. There are too many competing, heady aromas in my opinion.
Oh, and if you add absinthe, it's NOT a Manhattan! Heretic…. -
3Jac Says:
April 6th, 2009 at 10:38 amI like a lemon peel…
4Doug Says:
April 6th, 2009 at 1:48 pmI don't think I've ever noticed anyone garnishing a Manhattan with a lemon peel.
And I think the Manhattan is the least tinker-with-able of the Four Gospels, as opposed to the Daiquiri, which is the most. So get orthodox, Jac, and break out the cherries! -
5AK Says:
April 6th, 2009 at 2:00 pm"Oh, and if you add absinthe, it's NOT a Manhattan! Heretic…."
I mean, it's not what people would normally call a Manhattan, but the old versions do some strange stuff. The Savoy has that second recipe with more vermouth than whiskey and some curacao or maraschino on top of that, which does not look like a Manhattan to me at all.
But! The Manhattan in The Flowing Bowl had a bit of absinthe and a bit of maraschino on top of the usual 2:1. That's old enough that I don't feel like a heretic, per se… more like a gnostic? =P
6Doug Says:
April 6th, 2009 at 2:31 pmGnostic, exactly.
It takes the church time to settle early texts down, establish the correct tone, and burn all the alternates to run the still. If you want to make your drinks from recipes found buried in Italian farmer's field….
BTW, I love Flowing Bowl. I should dig a bit in it for this series, if I were into research or things like that. -
7Andrew Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 5:17 amclassic cocktail
I would love to garnish with an orange peel or lemon peel. -
8Ralph Says:
April 13th, 2009 at 10:00 pmI would never shake a Martini, but I like a little air in my Manhattan.


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In Hamlet, what information about the death of Polonius does Hamlet keep from Claudius?
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In Hamlet, what information about the death of Polonius does Hamlet keep from Claudius?
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The answer to this question can be found in Act IV scene 3. This comes after Act IV scene 2, where Rosencrantz and Guildenstern try and find out where Hamlet has stowed the body of Polonius. There inability to find out the truth causes Polonius to try and get the location of the corpse out of Hamlet himself, and he finally manages to get this information after repeatedly asking Hamlet and receiving answers that play on words and deliberately frustrate him until finally Hamlet reveals the truth:
But indeed, if you find him not this month, you shall nose him as you go up the stairs into the lobby.
Hamlet's deliberate concealing of the location of the body of Polonius at this stage in the play seems more calculated to annoy and frustrate rather than anything else, as suggested by the delight with which Hamlet puns in his responses to Claudius before revealing the truth. The insistence with which he refuses to give a clear answer and conceals the truth strongly suggests that he is enjoying the discomfort that this causes the king, especially because, in one sense, Claudius has managed to escape being killed, as originally, Hamlet thought that it was Claudius concealed behind the arras rather than Polonius.
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The KFm2 adds a noticable amount of improvement in lift and gentler stall characteristics over the flat plate wing. Of course there are even better performing airfoils, but the KFm2 is quite simple to build, and adds more stiffness. I realize the flat wing on this model will suffice, but I have had so much fun with this airfoil on aileron equipped models that I just totally sold on its merits over the flat airfoil for planes of 30" ws and up. I like and prefer the flat wing for smaller models and 3D types. Marcel has done an awesome job here, and I don't want to infer that somehow it is less than it is as it is. Just add my twist on it for my build that I believe will be value added. Ken |
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Airport regulation and competition
In the airports industry, there is a trade off between imperfect (or monopolistic) competition and economic regulation (with the latter introducing separate economic distortions). The nature of the imperfectly competitive market in the supply of airport services is examined and it is suggested that market power is the consequence of the problems of gaining access to competing sites rather than of natural monopoly. Nevertheless, there are opportunities for substitution between airports (and other modes of transport) depending upon the characteristics of the market and historical and geographical circumstance although substitutability is too narrow a criterion for judging market power because of the transmittal effects of price competition in a spatial market. It is then suggested that some unusual economic characteristics of the industry provide an incentive for airports not to exploit market power and, absent these incentives, the adverse economic costs of exercising market power might be small. The paper concludes by suggesting that ex-post regulation of conduct provided for under normal competition law is probably sufficient to curb monopolistic excesses.Download Info
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