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COLUMBIA — A video game showing a shuttle and a space station appeared on Lindsey Rowe's laptop screen Thursday morning.
A physical therapist, Rowe was ready to demonstrate an exercise she often asks patients to try to help them stimulate their muscles.
She squeezed her fist, and an electrode taped to her arm guided the shuttle toward the station. If the shuttle docks, the exercise has been completed successfully.
Rowe strained to bring the shuttle closer to the station, but her hand gave out just before they linked.
"The goal is to make the shuttle dock," she said. "It's hard to do!"
Rowe, who works on Boone Hospital's therapy team, has been using video games for nearly three years to put a little fun back into the sometimes tedious experience of physical therapy.
Making the shuttle and the space station connect is just one example of video feedback patients use during therapeutic games — squeeze hard enough and it works; otherwise, the shuttle is lost in space.
Rowe treats patients with a range of pelvic problems, including incontinence, general pelvic pain and childbirth-related muscle problems.
Her patients, mostly female, range from teens to women in their 80s. Video feedback tells users when they are exercising the correct muscle and if they have put in enough effort to make progress.
To demonstrate the device, Rowe plugged one end of the electrode into her laptop and attached the other end to her forearm. Ordinarily, that end is attached to the patient's pelvic floor muscles.
She made a fist, and the laptop's video display showed a simple graph with a fever line that went up as Rowe increased her exertion.
The visual feedback can also be used to help patients relax clenched muscles, a process called "downtraining." Rowe said she treated a patient who had pelvic pain from habitual clenching and video feedback helped the patient focus on the muscle to relax it.
Tracy Evers, manager of the Boone Therapy Team, said another machine used by the therapists was "kind of a precursor to the Wii Fit."
Known as a "balance master," it helps physical therapist Melinda Boice determine the underlying problem in patients who have balance trouble.
"We see a fair amount of people that have balance problems, but they come not knowing why," Boice said.
She said a big benefit for patients comes from how quickly a diagnosis can be made. When a patient's insurance specifies a limited number of treatments, the machine ensures that more time is spent on therapy and less on diagnosis.
This winter she had a patient in his late 70s who had a stroke. She said he was walking fairly well but still had some trouble with balance. Using the balance master, Boice determined he had an inner-ear problem.
After making the diagnosis, Boice designed a treatment program for the patient that restored his balance to the point where he could do all his pre-stroke activities.
Evers said people often come to therapists needing just one exercise to get better.
Figuring out the right one is often the key to successful patient rehabilitation, she said.
"That's the therapist's job."


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The racing at the Meadowlands has been spectacular this year. Drivers are keeping the holes closed and handling their horses more aggressively than I have seen in many years. Handle is through the roof. Each racing day seems to set a year-over-year record for handle as the track reported a 33% increase from 2012.
While all seems hunky-dory, one negative number slipped through the cracks – 30. That is the number of horses which nominated for the 2013 edition of the Meadowlands Pace. Despite an additional $100,000 available for the final this year in added money, the historic event which has been one of the marquee races for 3-year-old pacers for more than 35 years saw a decrease in nominations from 42 the previous year.
Doing some quick math, if the sustaining payments are made on March 15, April 15 and May 15, and the declaration fee is paid on July 6 for all of the 30 nominated as of February 15, the purse for the final would be $712,500. Logic would dictate that a small drop-off will occur during each of those periods. If 30 stay around for the March payment, 5 bow out for the following two payments and a reasonable amount of 20 enter the eliminations, the purse for the final will be $627,500 (this is assuming I added correctly; fingers crossed).
Does this mean that the Meadowlands Pace has lost its luster?
Well, obviously a $1 million purse is psychologically much better than anything even one dollar below that amount. But the Pace is still the same great event it has always been. The problem, similar to the issue the Meadowlands has when the surrounding slot-rich tracks around them open their doors each March, is the number of big money races available for 3-year-old pacers.
The Meadowlands Pace is no longer the "must start" event that it was 5 or 10 years ago because there are too many other options. In the months surrounding the Pace (June to August), a star sophomore can race in the $1 million North America Cup at Mohawk, $500,000 Max Hempt at Mohegan Sun Pocono, $500,000 Adios at The Meadows and $500,000 Battle Of The Brandywine. And those are just the races with purses of at least $500k. There are another handful of races over the $200k plateau during those months.
It cost just shy of $14,000 to enter the Meadowlands Pace eliminations. If I read the conditions of the Hempt correctly, the cost is only $3,260 to get to the same point. The Adios is a bit more costly at $5,600. The Battle of the Brandywine comes in at $8,750. The North America Cup stands at $12,000. Plus with the exception of the Adios, all of the above purses are guaranteed. Unless you are one of the top 5 colts in North America, it would appear to be a better investment to put up $3,260 to race for $500,000 rather than put up $13,750 to race for somewhere between $600,000 and $800,000.
In total, 5 of the 11 stakes at the Meadowlands which closed for nominations on February 15 showed a decrease. The Golden Girls for older mares went from 31 in 2012 to 21 this year. Also for older females, the Lady Liberty saw a decline from 29 to 24. While the 2-year-old races were nicely nominated, both the Peter Haughton (137 to 97) and Merrie Annabelle (123 to 107) resulted in a dip in possible entrants for the finals.
The news wasn't all bad. Some nominations were way up for 2013.
Likely spurred on by the influx of 4-year-olds trying their luck against the older ranks this year and the Meadowlands' new Free For All Championship races at the end of the rainbow, the William Haughton (28 to 42), U.S. Pacing Championship (32 to 45) and A.J. Cutler Memorial (32 to 35) all saw increases. The Nat Ray, formerly an Invitational race which typically contained only a few strong players and was sometimes a tough race to fill, drew an impressive 39 potential players for the Hambletonian Day event.
The Del Miller (41 to 50) and Stanley Dancer (45 to 52) trots for 3-year-olds both showed modest gains. As did the Mistletoe Shalee (25 to 29) for second-year pacing fillies.
The new Free For All series for older horses which features multiple legs and two $500,000 finals for both gaits on November 30 each drew 36 nominations.
It is also worth noting that the Overbid series was cancelled due to lack of entries. With only 11 nominated, the track elected to refund the entry fees rather than card possible short fields.
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Lin, Meng-Kuan and Mula, Joseph M. and Gururajan, Raj and Leis, John W. and Hafeez-Baig, Abdul (2010) Efficacy and feasibility of a mobile ECG decision support system - a preliminary conceptual model. In: PACIS 2010: Service Science in Information Systems Research, 9-12 Jul 2010, Taipei, Taiwan.
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The mobile network-based Electrocardiography (m-ECG) system to be developed is expected to improve the overall referral processes and treatment of cardio vascular patients remotely located from physicians by eliminating or minimising the unpredictable elements such as poor sound quality, delay in transmission time and speed. The earlier physicians can treat heart attack patients, the lower the risk of permanent heart muscle damage. The main aim of the project is to develop a cardiac health decision support system to transfer ECG data via wireless technology through a mobile phone network where it can be read reliable by cardiologist, hospital staff and general practitioner (GP). Thus this research develops a conceptual model that will test an interface system for transmission of ECG information between patients and carers. Once developed, the efficacy and operational feasibility of the system will be investigated. The research describes the theoretical base using Information System (IS) success model to underpin one part of the conceptual model of a larger project.
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I see so many openings with the Gen Tent, I am not sure how it is doing much better.
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I stayed in Belmont in 2009, it was a very nice hotel, fully equiped rooms, nice spa center (only the inside pool was a bit cold). Only the hotel manager spoke good english, but the rest of the staff tried their best to help us. I would definitely stay again,and would suggest it to everyone else.
We have just got back (well not quite 18th Feb). We had an absolutely fab week at the Belmont and apart from my wife dislocating her knee on day 1 of skiing everything was great. We arrived late on the 11th Feb and found the reception manned and receptionist very polite and clearly expecting our arrival. The Belmont we thought looked great with finishing touches added since last year: i.e. Belmont sign over the door etc etc. The building looks in great shape and our apartment was very warm, cosy and well prepared with towels, and extra bedding for the sofa bed. During the first few days it was great to see the building really busy with lots of guests. The pool was about 30 degrees each day and the spa centre all functioning correctly. The hot tub looked clean but they do need to address the condensation issue and slight mould issue in corners of this room. The freebee slippers provided in the rooms are a bonus when walking from pool to spa and the lovely fluffy dressing gowns available from reception are excellent. We met Asan who was in the building every day and very helpful. The BAR is great - quite busy (barman excellent) and happy two hours between 4 and 6 each day were excellent value for cocktails and coffee. We found all the reception staff very helpful in sorting doctors appointments and hospital visits for my wife and even Asan offered to drive her to the emergency centre for treatment to her leg. We watched the England Wales rugby game in Murphy's bar. This was reasonably priced for food and drink, was busy and is a really nice place to go.
Hello, i havent stay in your hotel but i would like to book a 2 bedroom apartement for january 2009. i dont want to book it through internet, so i would like to contact u to ask for some informations but cant find a phone number. i m hoping for an answer with e-mail, so that we cant contact. Thank u
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01/12/2015- 28/12/2015 04/01/2016- 15/04/2016 | 28/12/2015- 04/01/2016 | ||
Studio | RO | 35 € | 83 € |
One-bedroom apartment | RO | 48 € | 105 € |
Two-bedroom apartment | RO | 66 € | 132 € |
* BB: Bed and Breakfast, HB: Half Board (breakfast and dinner), FB: Full Board (breakfast, lunch, dinner), AI: All Inclusive
The rates are in EUR, per night, per room/apartment. Please use the booking form to get a price for your period of stay, number of persons and meals included.
* All prices are in Euro, per night, no meal included. Guests of the hotel can use indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam bath and Internet for free and transport to Gondola lift. Maximum occupancy: Studio – 2 adults; 1-bedroom apartment - 4 adults; 2-bedroom apartment - 6 adults.
* Min stay during New Year Period - 3 overnights.
* Cancellations can be made, providing details of this are received at least 14 working days prior to check-in day - cancellations made after this period will incur a fee equivalent to the cost of the 3 nights of the accommodation and catering! Cancellations for the period 28 December - 02 January can be made min. 31 days before the check in date and cancellations made after this period will incur a fee equivalent to full amount for the accommodation!
Facilities in Belmont Aparthotel, Bansko
- safety deposit boxes
- information
- internet access
- garage
- rentacar
- elevator
- non-smoking room
- multilingual personal
- WiFi Internet
- 220v/ 50Hz voltage
- safety & fire safety systems
- ironing board
- non-smoking property
- daily maid service
- fitness centre
- indoor swimming pool
- steam room
- sauna
- massage
- jacuzzi
Room Facilities
- cable/ satellite TV
- Internet access
- fridge
- tea/coffee facilities
- iron
- ironing board
- bath/WC
- hairdryer
- balcony
- sound-proof windows
- non-smoking rooms
- CD & MP3 player
- daily maid service
- heated towel rails
- room service
- bathroom kit
- smoke alert and sprinklers
- baby cot
- shower
The region is suitable for
- relax
- tourism
- walks
- hunting
- wine tasting
- sport in the mountain
- mountain biking
- Cultural events and monuments
- Historical sightseeing
- business
Attractions in the region
- mountain
- beautiful nature
- nightlife
- mineral springs
- away from industrial centers
- historical monuments
- forests
- natural reserve
Reviews about Belmont Aparthotel, Bansko
The guest reviews are submitted by our customers after their stay at Belmont Aparthotel
Reviews on Belmont Aparthotel
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sent on 3.0/5
Im sorry to say our hotel was not great but staff friendly and tried to help with our problems.
sent on 2.0/5
Very pool hotel.
sent on 4.5/5
Great staff and the shuttle to the gondola was a great plus.
sent on 3.5/5
Our room was clean and very warm during the whole stay. The staff were helpful and polite. But the location is not the best one - there are regular buses to the gondola, but at night time is about ten minutes walk to the town center and the nightlife.
sent on 3.2/5
It's for the second time when I booked this hotel with you, and more than that, I reccommended it for my friends. I was disapointed this year, because I got angry, I had to make some complaints to solve some ussual stuff, like having water to drink in the restaurant. Actually the food was too cold all the time and I consider the microwave oven useful, if it happens one time to be in the restaurant at closing time. The boiled eggs in the morning were cold, the grilled chichen just brought was cold:( We need to ask everytime for a bowl, for yougurt, for a lot of things. Not all the people in the restaurant spoke English, and when I asked for a manager, a 50 years old lady listened to me, and at the end I realized that she din't understand anything. The superior of this old lady understood me finally and she tried to change the situation by installing a water machine in the restaurant and offering chocolates to the kids. I assure you that this change was appreciated by a lot of people. From this young manager I expected a more proffesional approach, eg presenting herself and invite me to sit down in her office, but in the future, hopefully, she will improve her attidude, as she will understand that without customers the business does not exists. The answer " the water is not included in the 8 EUR for a dinner is just not acceptable. Maybe it's for the last time when I visit this hotel. The elevator did not work at all, maybe 2 days out of 11. In the rooms the dust is leaving with us.. maybe a vacuum cleaner must be provided. About the person who helped me with rezervation - Marina Blajeva- she was a very kind and helpful with us, she gave us all the information required. Thank you.
sent on 3.5/5
First of all I would like to thank Marina Blazheva who is a real professional!
At the Hotel the first room we got was really small and noisy, even though they knew that we are 2 adults and a child. Next day, the personnel was kind enough to move us to another room, more spacious and in a more quiet wing. We really appreciated that but it would've been nicer if they would think about it in the first place.
The baby cot wasn�t in the room as we asked in the first place, it came next day but again, they bought a new one especially for us, and we appreciated that.
The elevator was working from time to time, it wasn't really a problem during the stay but still we would've appreciated if it would work when we left because it wasn�t easy to carry the entire luggage on the stairs.
The food in the restaurant was ok, bunt not very various, and generally already cold. We did appreciated the cakes :-)
They didn't serve any water or soft drinks at the dinner, we had to ask for water and we were served with water from the sink. The water was good but it would have been smarter if they would have put some big cups of water at tourist discretion saying that their water is pure and good. Any way due to other tourist complaints they put a water dispenser in the restaurant.
As a conclusion it was a good value for money, personnel was nice enough to fix on the way things that tourist complaint about. Next time I hope things will be better from that point of view.
sent on 3.5/5
We did not received fresh towels during whole stay there. Upon our request we managed to get some on the last day. Everything else was great.
sent on 1.8/5
We had one hot plate that did not work. We had to go and get our own bowls to use from the Grand Montana (I first went to reception there to explain and then the restaurant). We booked the sauna and steam room for our own hotel and it was not turned on and ready. For everything it seemed we were told "go to Grand Montana". Problem that the pool temperature in Belmont was good but there was no jacuzzi as advertised and the pool and jacuzzi at Grand Montana was too cold to relax like you should be able ot in a "hot tub" - jacuzzi. So it was poor value as not everything worked and there was no real concept of service from the staff.
sent on 3.5/5
Very cold on the pool area.
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What time does my room become available?
We are pleased to welcome you to your room at 14.30hrs, or even sooner if the room has been cleaned.
What time do I have to leave my room?
Rooms must be vacated by 12.00 noon. If you would like to stay longer please contact reception.
Can I leave any luggage in the Hotel?
Luggage can be stored in the bag-deposit until you collect it.
What are the restaurant opening times?
Our restaurant opens from 12.30 to 13.45 (last entry) and from 19.30 to 20.45 (last entry).
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The breakfast buffet is up and running at 07.30 with freshly baked croissants.
Is it a long walk to the beach?
Absolutely not. Even in your swimming costume, just cross the park and you can get to the beach establishment where by 9.00am all the deck-chairs and sun-beds are set out. Special towels are provided on request.
Where can I leave my car?
The hotel has a private car park that closes at night and the CCTV surveillance is checked by our staff. There is also a smaller car park.
What about Internet access at the hotel?
"Wi-Fi" free in all the Hotel
At disposal of our Hotel Guests, in the lobby "24 hours on 24", we have with free service an Internet corner
Is there a shuttle bus service that goes to the airport or to the main railway stations?
We don't have a shuttle service, but we can organise a taxi service or mini-van hire to go to Genoa C.Colombo airport or to the nearest station which is only 150m from the hotel.
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American Express – Visa – Diners – Carta Si – Master Card – Carte Blanche – Cash-point cards.
Is there a laundry service at the hotel?
We have a laundry and ironing service operating at the hotel daily. Dry cleaning is done externally. Every room has a trouser press.
Do you have any rooms without fitted carpets?
None of the rooms have fitted carpets. All the rooms except one have wooden parquet floors.
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The hotel's fire protection measures have been updated and certified according to the current standards. Every room or area is equipped with fire extinguishers as well as special fire doors. There are 13 short-circuit video cameras operating in all common areas.
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Doors to rooms have security and anti-panic locks that cannot be opened if guests are inside the rooms. Surveillance cameras record corridors as well as internal and external common rooms or spaces.
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VILLUPURAM: District Collector R.Palanisamy has said that proposals will be sent to the government for the formation of self-help groups by the aravanis (transgenders) in Villupuram district.
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The preparation for military conflict is called "mobilization", and the distinctive glossary of warfare speaks of deployment and matériel and ordnance. Things that have to be moved into place can be as big as a battleship or as small as a bullet. It doesn't even have to be tangible; Edward R. Murrow said of Winston Churchill, "He mobilized the English language." Mobilization can mean setting forces into action or getting stuff out of the way. In the days leading up to American involvement in World War II and for the next five decades a section of the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York State was the scene of high-level mobilization. Some 11,000 acres of rural countryside in the Seneca County towns of Romulus and Varick were impounded in 1941, fenced off, placed under heavy guard and became the Seneca Army Depot (SEAD). The depot served to warehouse and distribute explosives for the war against Nazi Germany and imperial Japan, remained active through the Korean conflict, supported American readiness during the Cold War and finally was important to the success of Operation Desert Storm.
With the phaseout of the depot the entire history can now be told and a new book "The Seneca Army Depot: Fighting Wars from the New York Home Front" covers both the national policy dimension and the effect on the local community. The book was written by Seneca County historian Walter Gable and Carolyn Zogg, director of the Seneca Falls Historical Society. Mr. Gable taught social studies in the SenecaCounty schools for thirty years and was president of the New York State Council for Social Studies. Ms. Zogg is an art educator and served on the board in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the women's rights movement. Both authors hold degrees from Syracuse University.
"The Seneca Army Depot" tells the story of a secretive institution that came into existence prior to America's official entry into World War II. The Finger Lakes location was chosen for its geographical, transportation and even geological benefits. About 150 families were evicted from their homes and farms, some with only three days' notice. The book lists all their names. There was some resentment on the part of the dispossessed individuals, although the official proposal by the War Department said that "the Army's neighbors are 100 percent American" and would patriotically accept their loss. Construction of bomb-proof "igloos" began quickly and preparations for storage of ordnance moved forward more efficiently than did accomodations for thouands of workers and their families. At the same time the depot stimulated a wartime economic boom for the region.
The book details military activity and community life during and after World War II. It also tells about how the Army depot became something of a fenced-in wildlife refuge with the presence of what is believed to be the largest herd of white deer in the world. But the chapter in the Depot's history that has attracted the most attention begins on page 82:
Approximately two thousand barrels of uranium pitchblende, as part of the Manhattan Project, were stored in igloos E0181 through E0811 on the south end of the depot. Depot employee John Stahl spoke specifically of the first box of Mamhattan Project materials that was brought into the depot. He operated the forklift truck that took the box from the railroad dock to the small igloo where it was to be stored. He remembered thinking at the time that it was odd to him why an item marked "Manhattan" would be coming here to the depot rather than to New York City.
The Manhattan Project, with its deliberately bland name, would draw the war to a conclusion with the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But the presence of atomic weapons at SEAD -- even if never confirmed nor denied by official sources -- was more than a presumption. References to "special weapons" began in 1957 and Gable and Zogg find many clues to the presence of at least battlefield nuclear devices, such as the public listing of such occupational skills at the depot as "nuclear weapons officer". Starting in 1983, demonstrations by an umbrella group called Seneca Women's Peace Encampment brought attention to the likely presence of nuclear weapons and an ongoing harassment of normal operations at the depot.
The closure of the base was nearly as contentious as its establishment. The depot had become an economic engine for Seneca County but the end of the Cold War also brought a general reduction of military activity, including the shutdown of many installations in the U.S. and abroad. At the Seneca Army Depot there was resistance to being precipitously shut down and legal and lobbying efforts got the base included under the terms of the 1990 Base Realignment and Closure Act, with improved benefits for the remaining 500 employees. But there was no unified plan for the future of the 10,000 acres that had been taken in 1940. A portion was consigned to the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency. Other property was used for a law enforcement training center and a correctional facility. There were several serviceable warehouses that could be sold and the depot does have a 7,000-foot airstrip. One use was clearly ruled out: because of the continuing concern about pollutants left over from the military activity the acreage cannot revert to farmland.
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It seems nearly all the data centers are showing some form of bigdaddy results now. I am not sure if there is a 100% bigdaddy/not bigdaddy distinction anymore.
The only two DCs I see that are showing different results are 188.8.131.52 and 184.108.40.206 and those results seem to be from late December, early January, at least in the sectors I monitor.
[edited by: tedster at 5:31 am (utc) on Mar. 25, 2006]
One more time
The site is not mine
I did a search for a crappy site....
that is what I found as an example.
You can chill with trying to teach me SEO 101
What is phantom traffic junior?
I guess the moral of the story here is before crying wolf... read the google webmaster guidelines
Can you point me to the part in Google's "webmaster guidelines" where they talk about meta descriptions?
Create a useful, information-rich site, and write pages that clearly and accurately describe your content.
Make sure that your TITLE and ALT tags are descriptive and accurate.
Check for broken links and correct HTML.
Seems pretty clear but others may need to read between the lines.
It's an attribute. :-)
I took zee line from Googles webpage...
and to think the person who wrote it is probably a millionaire now ;-¦
Maybe we should have a contest to find the least information rich site with the least original content and the most duplicate content lifted from other sites and that ranks top 10. Can't be more than a few thousand.
Does this mean I'm getting a payraise?
Well...only if you make sure you get other targeted traffic so the next time Google flexes...your boss doesn't lose money.
If you look at the pattern across dc's, this mess is a long way from fixed (unless Google thinks the BD index SHOULD contain hundreds of thousands of pages deleted in the past 6 months). If Google was a ship it would be taking on water and drifting aimlessly without power.
You figure it out.
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I am going to assume this is only isolated to a couple of DC's as I am running kw tracker and i am actually doing well on that DC (which i have been doing all month long)
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The date of the article is an issue because USA Today, CNN, Fox..., blah, blah, all write about this KW at least once a week, for an example, right now Google News has 1080 fresh news articles for this KW, and that DC is showing one from Dec 2002, thats my point.
It is old, very old content to be on page one of a KW with 100,000,000 results.
yeah, the more I look at DC: [184.108.40.206...] I can just tell it will not stick, it certainly will not rollout to the other DC's.
I have seen this before, G has not added all the filters and/or brought in other factors, i.e. back links.
That DC is a carbon copy (with a few minor exceptions) of the live Google from three years ago.
It may be old however it may be very very relevant and cited very well by Authority sites.
unfortunately you need to look past yourself and your feelings when loooking at things with Google if that makes sense...
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Title: | The Hawaiian Planters' Monthly - Vol. 14, No. 12 |
Date: | 1895-12 |
Publisher: | Honolulu : Planters' Labor and Supply Co., 1895-1909. |
Description: | This issue includes "Reports of the Hawaiian Experiment Station and Laboratories" |
Sponsorship: | Funded in part by USDA, ARS, National Agricultural Library Specific Cooperative Agreement 58-8201-9-182 and by the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. |
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LC Subject Headings: | Sugar growing--Hawaii--Periodicals. Sugarcane--Hawaii--Periodicals. Sugar trade--Hawaii--Periodicals. Sugarcane industry--Hawaii--Periodicals. |
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Calling all control freaks! You're going to love it when fiery action planet Mars moves into cool Capricorn on October 26, 2014.
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Interviewing rape complainants: Police officers' perceptions of interview format and quality of evidence
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Title | Interviewing rape complainants: Police officers' perceptions of interview format and quality of evidence |
Author | Westera, Nina Jo; Kebbell, Mark Rhys; Milne, Rebecca |
Journal Name | Applied Cognitive Psychology |
Year Published | 2011 |
Place of publication | United Kingdom |
Publisher | John Wiley & Sons Ltd. |
Abstract | This study explored police perceptions of video recording rape complainant interviews for investigative and evidential purposes. Officers (N¼136) rated the accuracy of one of three mock transcripts of a rape complainant video interview: A 'standard interview' containing inappropriately closed and leading questions; a 'structured interview' with open and appropriately closed questions and a 'cognitive interview' (CI) containing the CI mnemonics. Officers' in the standard condition rated the complainant as less accurate and that they were less likely to proceed with charges than in the structured and CI conditions. Officers cited the main advantages of video interviewing as improved forensic quality and interviewing practices, and the ability to use the interview as good evidence. Officers' rated the ideal characteristics of the complainant's video interview similarly when used for investigative compared to evidential purposes. These findings suggest video recording complainant interviews may be one way of improving quality resolutions in rape cases. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/acp.1770 |
Copyright Statement | Copyright 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. This is the pre-peer reviewed version of the following article: Interviewing rape complainants: Police officers' perceptions of interview format and quality of evidence, Applied Cognitive Psychology, Vol. 25(6), 2011, pp. 917-926, which has been published in final form at http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/acp.1770. |
Volume | 25 |
Issue Number | 6 |
Page from | 917 |
Page to | 926 |
Date Accessioned | 2011-11-17 |
Language | en_US |
Research Centre | ARC Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security |
Faculty | Arts, Education and Law |
Subject | Criminal Law and Procedure; Forensic Psychology |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/41862 |
Publication Type | Journal Articles (Refereed Article) |
Publication Type Code | c1 |
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If Real Estate Agents Could Be Perfectly Honest [PHOTO]
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We recently put my dad's house on the market. I'll pepper this with 'allegedly' to keep myself out of trouble. Allegedly, during the first showing, an allegedly closed-minded, allegedly intolerant neighbor allegedly dropped by and allegedly filled in the prospective buyers on all of the house's shortcomings. Big surprise, no sale.
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Characterization of poly(vinyl alcohol)-based composites prepared by electrospinning technique with in situ coffining process | |
Authors: | C. Hara, H. Tsutsumi |
Affilation: | Yamaguchi University, JP |
Pages: | 478 - 481 |
Keywords: | polymer composite, electrospinning, light transmittance |
Abstract: | A number of methods are available for preparing a fiber reinforced polymer composite from two or more polymer matrixes and fibers. We propose new type reinforced polymer composites by electrospinning technique with in situ coffining process. We prepared the reinforced composites that have the structure with one-dimensional polymer fibers (poly(acrylonitrile), PAN, poly( -caprolactone), PCL, and Nylon 6,6, Nylon) in situ coffined into the poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) matrix by electrospinning technique. The SEM images of the PVA-PAN(es) (PVA-PAN(es) suggest that the PAN fibers are electrospun on the PVA aqueous solution), the PVA-PCL(es) and the PVA-Nylon(es) composite film prepared by in situ coffining method. Average diameter of the PAN fibers is 1.3 um, of the PCL fibers is 1.69 um and of the Nylon fibers is 0.362 um. The amount of PAN fibers on/in PVA film is lower than those of PCL and Nylon fibers. The fiber density and average diameter of the fibers on the PVA films depend on the electrospun time, the kind of polymer, and the concentration of polymer solution for the electrospinning process. The light transmittance of PVA-Nylon(es) composite films and their appearance images. The light transmittance of PVA-Nylon(es)[5] composite film at 400 nm is ca. 60%. |
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Solid Applied Technologies Ltd (SolidAT) is a manufacturer of non-contact ultrasonic level sensors and remote level-monitoring solutions. SolidAT sensors measure level of liquids and solids continuously in storage bins, process tanks and open channel flow applications. SolidAT also offers remote level monitoring solutions for underground sewers, diesel tanks, river flood ...
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Frans Kampers, Ph.D., is co-coordinator of research on nanotechnology in food at Wageningen UR, The Netherlands. He is also director of BioNT, the virtual centre for bio-nanotechnology in Wageningen. He is one of the initiators of the Nano4Food conference and is actively involved in the organization of new funding programs in The Netherlands. Dr. Kampers is a former member of the Dutch agricultural research organization where he was department head and investigative leader of instrumentation and measurement technology. He is frequently interviewed and invited to speak on the subject of nanotechnology in food.


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Oh how far you must have fallen from grace to appear so evil! Wear this diabolically different black Fallen Angel mask and wing set and let your imagination take flight on Halloween. Swoop into any party and stalk your prey because all hope is already lost.
- The Fallen Angel black mask and wings are highly detailed
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