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Captain Ryan Shelton leads a talented mix in the outfield in '09.
'09 Season Preview Squad Will Have a Veteran Look With Only Two Returning Starters December 28, 2008
With only two everyday starters back from 2008, most teams would have a degree of uncertainty heading into the 2009 spring. However, the influx of veteran transfers has given the '09 Bulldog squad a veteran feel. The experience seemed evident this fall, as Bellevue dropped only one game during the informal scrimmage season against outside opponents. "All of the strengths we had when we won the NWAACC Championship in '07 were missing in '08, but returned this fall, which is a good sign for this spring," says Coach Mark Yoshino. Sophomore transfers who have given the '09 team a seasoned look include shortstop Bryan Barnes (transfer from Gonzaga), catcher Brodie McCormack (Washington State), Dan Johansen (Columbia Basin College), Kirk Wetmore (Washington), Jeff Bethke (Point Loma Nazarene, CA), Aaron Parente (Sacramento City College), and Ryan Burnett (Midland College, TX).
The freshmen on the squad should not go without mention even though the team has veterans abound. In fact, the '09 season should be one of the most competitive teams in years as this is the first season in Yoshino's eleven-year tenure that he did not take in any walk-ons or freshmen to "grow" with the program. There are only nine true first-year freshmen on the squad this year, and all nine of them are expected to be contributors with their immediate ability.
Pitching Buckham Leads Group of Big-Time Lefties
Two of the top freshmen this spring are projected to be two of the top left-handed pitchers in the northwest as well in T.J. Parthemer and Ian Parmley. Undefeated for the dominating Eastside Catholic prep team last spring, Parthemer has grown throughout the years into one of the top lefties in the area. His experience he will gain at the two-year college level will only make him more of a bona fide recruit for a four-year university or possibly even the major league draft. Parmley is reminiscent of former Bellevue pitcher Zach Kimball, who garnered fourteen wins in his two years at Bellevue before transferring on to pitch with success for an NCAA Super Regional team (North Carolina-Wilmington). Parmley not only has four pitches for strikes, but has a unique competitiveness about him which makes him rise to the top on whatever team he's on. He's not only a seasoned pitcher, but is also one of Bellevue's offensive catalysts on a team that's loaded with speed and the ability to hit for an average. Sophomore Brian Buckham will enter the spring as the number one starter. Although he has signed to pitch at the University of Oregon, he's a candidate for the June draft with his upper-80 mph fast ball, above average breaking ball, and ability to pitch. He's reminiscent of a senior left-hander at a NCAA top-20 school right now. Bethke and Wetmore are two transfers who are looking to make a big splash at the two-year level this spring. Bethke is your prototype crafty left-hander with outstanding breaking pitches while Wetmore may be the biggest sleeper in the area. With a 6-3 frame and a mid-80's fast ball that has shown even more, Wetmore could end up as one of the more heavily recruited pitchers this spring by four-year colleges.
Cody Goodfellow and Jay Taylor will provide the experience from the right side off the mound this spring. Goodfellow, who signed early with Seattle University, is coming off a sharp fall. He didn't allow a run while sustaining his fast ball velocity in the 87-89 mph range for six weeks. The sign of consistency has the coaching staff excited about his season this spring. Taylor is the top pitcher back on paper, even though he hasn't pitched for the Bulldogs since '07. After sitting out the '08 season, Taylor is looking to show numbers similar to his freshman campaign, as he sported a miniscule 1.07 e.r.a. in '07 for the NWAACC Champion squad. Returner Kaylor Hasbargen seemed like a different pitcher this fall as a successful two-way player, after laboring as a pitcher-only in '08. An all-state shortstop out of high school, Hasbargen has shown that he's a better overall player as a two-way guy this fall and will be utilized as a pitcher around his contributions as a hitter. Ronnie Johnson is another sleeper, who was an unknown last fall for Eastside Catholic HS. Pitching in relief behind two starters, Johnson has the ability to be a frontline pitcher at Bellevue with one of the sharpest sliders on the staff. His coachability, improvement with location this fall, and desire to get better have put him at the forefront of pitchers who may make an impact this spring. Seafth Howe is, in many ways, a right-handed version of Parmley. The pitch ability and polish are not only similar between the two, but the subtle competitive drive are also evident when watching them as well. A 17-year-old, Howe is young for his age physically, but mature for his age emotionally. He's yet another pitcher who showed this fall that he can step right in and make an impact. Two big projection right-handers for the future hail from east of the mountains in Cody Edwards (6-4) and Derek Welton (6-5). Coming from rival high schools in Yakima, Edwards, from West Valley, is Bellevue's third two-way player, and is without a doubt the team's freshman pro prospect. With a pro body, an upper 80 mph fast ball, wood bat power, and untapped potential, Edwards has everything to be an MVP-type player in the league. Whether he becomes a legitimate contributor with the bat or on the mound will be determined by time. Welton, from Selah HS, is a lanky loose-armed righty who is getting a late start and hopes to regain his form he had when he was an early-sign division I recruit following his junior year. Kyle Long, another division I recruit out of high school, struggled on the mound during his senior year in high school. However, there was a legitimate reason; he threw the entire season with a shoulder out of socket and had surgery in June to repair it. He is ahead of schedule and is on track to regaining his velocity and form he established during the summer of '07. Parente, like Long, is coming into Bellevue's program with an injured shoulder. Parente is coming off labrum surgery after a successful freshman season as the closer for Sacramento City College.
Catching Good depth defensively; but who will hit? The catching corps went from being thin to deep this summer after losing the departed Connor Rankin and Gio Learned to four-year schools. The team went from having zero returners to two after third-year member Andrew Stephenson opted to return in '09 after taking the year off to rehab an arm injury while playing for the Bellevue golf team in '08. Brett Dvorak, a returner in the infield for Bellevue, suddenly became a catching prospect when he filled in his summer team for the injured Tyler Cox, who ironically was Bellevue's lone freshman catching recruit. These three, in addition to the transfer McCormack give Bellevue depth behind the plate. Stephenson has shown the greatest improvement with a better transfer and has always shown flashes with the bat. Dvorak is being courted by four-year colleges for three reasons: 1.9 pop times to second with throws on the money, great hands behind the plate, and a solid academic track record. He's one of the few, if only legitimate "catch and throw" prospects who will graduate with ease this spring in the northwest. Cox is the unknown factor, having sat out all fall with an elbow injury sustained during his senior year in high school. When healthy, Cox brings solid defense skills and A+ makeup behind the dish. The timing of when he develops the offensive side will be the dictating factor for his role this spring. McCormack is Bellevue's, and perhaps the northwest's, first true catching prospect in years. Even compared to catchers at the division I universities in the region, McCormack grades out with an impressive report card. His strong body, bat speed, arm strength, and experience make him a player to follow for pro organizations this spring. Although there are many other catchers who are considered prospects in the region, McCormack stands out with his all of the tools above.
Infield Thin, but solid infield anchored by veterans
The duo who developed into essentially Bellevue's only two everyday impact players in '08 return, but at different positions this spring. Hunter Beaty and Keegan Acker are offensive threats who are not only the toughest outs at the plate, but produce outs on the defensive end. The two were the top hitters last year, hitting over .300 all season long and played consistent defense, particularly during the second half of the season. Acker is an offensive catalyst who can hit, bunt, and run. He's also being moved to third base this spring, where he feels comfort around the bag. Beaty is fringe pro prospect, and a legitimate division I recruit who will commit before the season even starts. Running a 6.7 60 yard dash late this fall, Beaty is a true switch hitter who was Bellevue's lone clutch hitter last spring, a major piece of the puzzle, that for the most part, was absent in last year's lineup. He has surprising power based on appearance in a uniform, but seems logical after seeing his strength training abilities in the weight room. Beaty, who started at shortstop in '08 will see action primarily at second base, where he profiles out at the division I and professional levels. He's a plus runner and defender and shows a bat from both sides. Barnes established himself as one of the top infielders in the northwest this fall, although he has yet to play a game in college in two years due to a redshirt year and injury at Gonzaga. He showed the most consistent bat all fall and was solid defensively. He is reminiscent of former Bellevue infielder Shane Hoey, now at Hawaii, who also transferred from Gonzaga with a back injury and flourished at Bellevue, leading the team in RBI's, was a solid defender, and helped the Bulldogs to the region and conference title. Although the team has experience around the diamond, the squad is relatively one deep at third, short, and second, with Hasbargen as the team's floater infielder, primarily at third and second base. Although he labored with the bat this fall, he is coming off a hot summer for the Timberjacks, one of the premier summer teams in the area. He also brings a unique grittiness to the field, and has already been tabbed as the biggest "dirtbag" of the infielders. He plays and practices hard everyday, isn't afraid of the ball, and makes everyone around him better by his style of play. A 6.9 60 runner, Hasbargen is a typical top or bottom of the order hitter and a second baseman by trade for the four-year level. Bellevue's first basemen are all plus defenders, and more importantly, show a sense of threat with the bat. Mike Stone, the lone everyday starter from the '07 squad, is back after sitting out the '08 season. He was third in RBI's in the five-hole and was one of the squad's clutch hitters. He brings with him a special sense of savvy and confidence that makes him a winner for whatever team he's on. Expect Stone to be the journeyman as well in the infield due to Bellevue's lack of depth up the middle. Jonathan Leung, who went from corner to corner last year, is back at first base only this year, a position he feels more comfort at. He has shown the greatest improvement during the off-season's small group training with hitting coach Jesse Ferguson. If the team had a comeback player of the year award this fall, it would go to Lucas Shaw, who catapulted into a candidate to be the team's only true cleanup-type hitter, showing power and the ability to drive in runs. The experience factor is sure to play the biggest role in Bellevue's infield; all seven infielders graduate this spring. That's good news for this year's club and for any incoming infield recruit for 2010; everything will be wide open next year.
Outfield Good depth all around will provide plenty of lineup options
The deepest and most athletic part of Bellevue's lineup is in the outfield. Pro prospect Michael Robertson headlines an outfield that also features two outfielders from the star-studded '06 Woodinville HS team in Ryan Shelton and Dan Johansen. Throw into the mix the two-way sensations Edwards and Parmley, Seattle Times All-Star and KingCo 4A batting champ Ian McKay, and the team's fastest runner in Burnett (6.5 60 time), and the talent is evident at all three spots. Robertson, who displays above average speed and arm for the pro ranks, also can hit with wood, and has the fastest hands with the wood bat that scouts like to see. He can pull it over the scoreboard or drive it off the wall in right-center. The athletic Robertson was the team's 3-hole hitter before going down with a season-ending injury in the first week of the season last year. Edwards will contend in right with Robertson if not pitching while Bellevue's two center fielders track balls like no other in Shelton and Parmley. Shelton is coming off a hot fall and is the '09 captain. Parmley resembles Ichiro at the plate; no weaknesses, as he can pull the ball (and is even faster down the line in 3.9 seconds) or can slap the other way on any count. Pitchers are sure to have fits with him as he simply gets barrel on the ball whether it's in, out, up, or down. McKay is the lone KingCo 4A recruit this year, and a good one at that. He was the top hitter in the league last year and was named to the Seattle Times Star Times Team for his offensive prowess. He is also a leading candidate as the designated hitter. Burnett is not only the fastest runner, but also has wiry strength, similar to Beaty with wood in his hands. His inner strength may be in his genes; his father was a national power lifter when he was close to Ryan's age in the mid-1980's. Johansen is the forgotten one among baseball followers in the northwest. He was a marquis player for the '06 Woodinville HS squad that was one of the most talented squads in state history. He was also drafted by the San Diego Padres in the June draft and was an all-region pick batting third for Columbia Basin College in '07. He was erased off the scene last year after sustaining a torn labrum while diving for a ball, but has had his career resurrected back home at Bellevue, where he established himself as a middle of the order candidate for Bellevue's lineup.
The League Young and motivated coaches at other schools coupled with more transfers make the opponents even tougher in '09 The talent in the north region will be tough as always, as Everett appears to have one of the best pitching rotations in the area. Skagit and Edmonds have both re-loaded due to heavy graduation losses and up and coming teams Shoreline, Douglas, and Olympic have all made strides. "There was a time, just a few years ago, when the bottom teams in our region would get pummeled by teams in any region. Last year, these same teams were going head-to-head, and even winning games against some of the top teams in other regions. This is even more evidence that our region is going to be as tough as ever, and is considered again by many northwest followers as the deepest and toughest league in the NWAACC," says Yoshino. He adds, "There are no breaks in our schedule. We've labored with Shoreline over the years, while Douglas has many returners, and perhaps one of the top returning pitchers in the NWAACC back, and Olympic's coach Ryan Parker is secretly building a top-notch program with his out-of-area recruiting approach. The other teams have always been a coin flip with us, so it's going to be tough every weekend. I won't even need to motivate the team each week in league play. All they'll have to do is look at the league standings; every weekend is big, which should make the '09 season exciting for our guys and followers. The competitive nature of our league will hopefully add to the positive experience we try to cultivate amongst our entire club here at Bellevue."
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FLOWERY BRANCH - The Atlanta Falcons signed free agents, linebacker Tony Gilbert and tight end Justin Peelle and completed the practice squad with the signing of defensive end Sean Conover and running back Kenneth Darby on Sunday. The Falcons also released tight end Jason Rader and former Georgia linebacker Tony Taylor. Gilbert, 6-foot, 248 pounds, spent the past five seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars and was coached by then defensive coordinator Mike Smith, the Falcons first-year head coach. In 56 career games, Gilbert has totaled 23 tackles (15 solo), one sack and one fumble recovery. He left Jacksonville tied for sixth ...
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FLOWERY BRANCH - Entering his 10th year coaching in the NFL, Mike Smith knows that preseason stats are essentially meaningless.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Rather than give Matt Ryan a few games to watch from the sideline, the Falcons decided on Sunday to throw the rookie into the fire as their starter.
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FLOWERY BRANCH - For anyone tempted to compare the starting tight ends for Tennessee and Atlanta on Friday night, Ben Hartsock would like to make one point clear.
Joe Horn, released by the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday after the team couldn't trade the veteran receiver, said he is relieved he can pursue a job with another team.
Single game tickets for the Atlanta Falcons 2008 regular season will go on sale at 9 a.m. Friday. The tickets can be purchased by phone at 404-249-6400, online at www.atlantafalcons.com and www.ticketmaster.com, or in person at Ticketmaster locations.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Matt Ryan's next shot at winning the starting quarterback job for the Atlanta Falcons will come in his first preseason start.
ATLANTA - Rookie Matt Ryan and fellow quarterbacks Chris Redman and D.J. Shockley combined for three interceptions and one lost fumble in the Atlanta Falcons' 16-9 preseason loss Saturday to Indianapolis. Running back Michael Turner had two long gains on Atlanta's first two possessions for a combined 115 yards. But neither resulted in a touchdown and the ground game averaged just 2.3 yards on its remaining 22 carries.
Unless your paychecks come from an NFL franchise or you're sitting on the No. 1 draft pick in your fantasy football keeper league, you're not going to get much out of most preseason games.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons began a major overhaul Tuesday after a dismal season, signing three linemen at the start of free agency, re-signing defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux, and cutting former Pro Bowl safety Thomas DeCoud.
The Atlanta Falcons today announced they have promoted Mark Collins to outside linebackers coach and hired Andrew Thacker, a Gainesville High graduate, as a defensive assistant.
ATLANTA - Falcons running back Jason Snelling has retired, ending his seven-year career.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons have re-signed Corey Peters, one of the team's three defensive tackles who were unrestricted free agents, to a one-year contract.
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Krystine has always been very creative but owing to chronic disability, eventually diagnosed as multiple chemical sensitivities, she had to give up many of her artistic endeavours. The advent of digital photography opened up new creative possibilities for her and she began selling digital artwork online. She now runs several online stores under the name of Ms. Contrary.
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As with the music business and media in general, the landscape of radio has been changing at a staggering pace in recent years. Even public radio stations, though ever true to their core values, feel the pressure of market forces. This is why they sometimes streamline program schedules and one-hour programs like mine can suddenly disappear. But Thistle can be reinstated just as suddenly when there's enough interest. So don't give up!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hackers sympathetic to the late computer prodigy Aaron Swartz claimed on Saturday to have infiltrated the website of the U.S. Justice Department's Sentencing Commission, and said they planned to release government data.
The Sentencing Commission site, www.ussc.gov , was shut down early Saturday.
Identifying themselves as Anonymous, a loosely organized group of unknown provenance associated with a range of recent online actions, the hackers voiced outrage over Swartz' suicide on January 11.
In a video posted online, the hackers criticized the government's prosecution of Swartz, who had been facing trial on charges that he used the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's computer networks to steal more than 4 million articles from JSTOR, an online archive and journal distribution service.
Swartz had faced a maximum sentence of 31 years in prison and fines of up to $1 million.
The FBI is investigating the attack, according to Richard McFeely, of the bureau's Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services Branch.
"We were aware as soon as it happened and are handling it as a criminal investigation," McFeely said in an emailed statement. "We are always concerned when someone illegally accesses another person's or government agency's network."
(Reporting by Deborah Zabarenko; Editing by Vicki Allen)
Also last I checked, he was legally granted access to those documents. They were charging him with the potential that he was going to release them, but he had not actually made any attempt to release them when he was being charged. Also MIT had no intentions of pressing charges, it was federal lawyers who were going to press charges.
Another important point, it would have cost him a minimum of $1 million to defend himself in court. The government bullied him into committing suicide, and that is the issue here.
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My guess though is that instead of actually making any changes to our corrupt government, they will use this to justify further persecutions of our citizens and strip even more of our Constitutional rights that so many have fought and died for.
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Another critical week has passed. Below are the current playoff probabilities as of 2/9/13, with change in PP indicating change from last week. Tables are sortable, click on column heading.
The biggest changes this week were in the east, as the Islanders plummeted by 20% to 14th in the East, while the Devils packed on 13 more percentage points. In the west, STL found themselves through a tough stretch, but still are clinging onto a playoff position, while Dallas moved in the opposite direction.
LA again is off to an impressively low Sh%, despite being one of the elite possession teams in the league. Early season excitement has fizzled in LA, but I'm not concerned with their game. Calgary is another interesting team. Historically they've been a good possession team. They're showing that last year may have just been a fluke. They too have been hit by very poor PDO, and I wouldn't be surprised to see them climb the standings in the coming weeks. On the opposite side of the PDO coin are teams like T.B and ANA, whose underlying possession numbers suggest that their current position in the standings isn't stable.
Speaking about the Sharks specifically, I can't overstate how important having Burns back is for the Sharks possession game. As we've covered extensively, he gives each pairing a puck moving defensemen, which creates a huge difference in game outcomes. My belief is that this is linked to successful navigation of the neutral zone. Having a great quarterback to start your breakout in Boyle and Burns makes entries so much more efficient.
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CAMP DODGE, Iowa — Changes are in store for the Iowa National Guard as relative peace replaces more than a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Ben Corell, who commanded the 2nd Brigade Combat Team during the Guard's recent Afghanistan deployment. The challenge, he said, is maintaining readiness in a peacetime environment. "It's hard to duplicate the focus and intensity that soldiers have when they know they are going to war," said Corell, a Strawberry Point native who has been deployed to combat zones four times in the past 10 years. The extent of the forthcoming budget cuts "remains to be seen and will depend on the strategic environment around the world," Iowa Guard spokesman Col. Greg Hapgood said. The Guard's shrunken budget will not, however, result in a substantial reduction in force, he said. Hapgood said a high percentage of Iowa Guard troops served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. "During that time we've lost 22 members in combat operations, which includes deaths from wounds, accidents and illnesses," Hapgood said. 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The Iowa Guard uses the Engagement Skills Trainer 2000, an elaborate $1.4 million computer system, for marksmanship training and combat scenarios including shoot/don't shoot situations. "The sound, recoil, shape and heft of the weapon — everything is realistic except the bullets," said Staff Sgt. Beaumont Pierson, who manages the EST 2000 at Camp Dodge, the Iowa Guard's headquarters in Johnston. Using the EST 2000, "a whole battalion can accomplish its weapons training goals in a single weekend," said Pierson of Remsen. Capt. Kent Greiner said the Iowa Guard's eight EST 2000 units save both time and money, compressing training sessions, reducing transportation expenses and eliminating the cost of ammunition. "It gets troops on target much faster and expedites diagnosis of shooting problems," said Greiner, a company commander with the Guard's 168th Infantry Regiment. 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Does that look like the belly or the body of a pregnant woman?
While everyone is going back in forth on Beyonce's pregnancy, Jay-Z is working hard on his new endeavor in sports management. Over the weekend Jay-Z surprised his newest signee Skylar Diggins with a Mercedes Benz on her graduation day.
Jay-Z is one of the biggest names in Hip-Hop and Author/Activist Mark Dice say's he's a Illuminati wannabe.
If you haven't heard of the Illuminati and it's influences on music and the Hip-Hop culture then your in for a real treat. There's a ton of this stuff floating around the internet and makes for some interesting reads. Especially when you see Jay-Z wearing a Aleister Crowley sweat shirt.
Last week I posted the snippet for '$100 Bill,' Jay-Z has since released the full version. Hov got our hopes up when he dropped Open Letter, now we have his contribution to 'The Great Gatsby' movie soundtrack and we definitely want more from Jay.
Snippets of songs from the soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann's film, 'The Great Gatsby,' have surfaced online. The two most anticipated songs from the collection are from Mr. and Mrs. Carter.
Interscope Records released the sampler to the 'The Great Gatsby' soundtrack. The six minute video features tracks from artists such as will.i.am, Lana Del Rey, and Gotye -- just to name a few.
You do not have to wait until May to hear the 'The Great Gatsby.' New Music Monday has it for you.
Jay-Z released the snippet to '100$ Bill,' his new track that will be featured on Baz Luhrmann's 'The Great Gatsby' Movie Soundtrack. Jay is also the Executive Producer of the film and Producer of the soundtrack album which will be released May 7.
What a wonderful way to start New Music Monday.
Time Magazine honored Jay- Z with the cover story of the 100 Most Influential People. Mr. Carter joins a list with names such as President Barack Obama, Beyonce', and even Mrs. Michelle Obama, just to name a few.
This cover story is a testament of his Hov's grind to success and it is written by current Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg, WOW if thats not worth something.
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Sensors 2008, 8(8), 4800-4820; doi:10.3390/s8084800
Modelling Amperometric Biosensors Based on Chemically Modified Electrodes
Department of Software Engineering, Vilnius University, Naugarduko 24, LT-03225 Vilnius, Lithuania
Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Akademijos 4, LT-08663 Vilnius, Lithuania
Department of Chemistry and Bioengineering, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Sauletekio al. 11, LT-10223 Vilnius, Lithuania
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Received: 18 April 2008; Accepted: 28 July 2008 / Published: 19 August 2008
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Abstract: The response of an amperometric biosensor based on a chemically modified electrode was modelled numerically. A mathematical model of the biosensor is based on a system of non-linear reaction-diffusion equations. The modelling biosensor comprises two compartments: an enzyme layer and an outer diffusion layer. In order to define the main governing parameters the corresponding dimensionless mathematical model was derived. The digital simulation was carried out using the finite difference technique. The adequacy of the model was evaluated using analytical solutions known for very specific cases of the model parameters. By changing model parameters the output results were numerically analyzed at transition and steady state conditions. The influence of the substrate and mediator concentrations as well as of the thicknesses of the enzyme and diffusion layers on the biosensor response was investigated. Calculations showed complex kinetics of the biosensor response, especially when the biosensor acts under a mixed limitation of the diffusion and the enzyme interaction with the substrate.
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BT has over 15m customers who create more than 70m calls per year into BT's customer service call centres and send more than 2.5m emails.
Warren Buckley is responsible for all customer services activities for BT Retail Consumer Customers and now has a staff of 10,000 based in 45 centres in the UK and India.
We spoke to Warren about the challenges of this role, and how far BT has moved towards a joined up customer service model.
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by Graham Charlton 13 September 2011 11:40am 7 comments
In my last post I outlined how we need to start changing our thinking about multichannel, in particular the fact that we will need to start addressing a collection of touchpoints that we offer to the consumer and provide a good user experience across all of these.
Now, the message that the user experience needs to be spot on is not new, but the fact it now needs to be good across every channel provides a whole new challenge, and neither our systems, nor our organisations are geared up for it.
by Kees de Vos 08 July 2011 09:18am 5 comments
I was recently asked a question: Do we invest in multichannel or get the basics right?
It got me thinking that all too often we think in 'exclusive absolutes' – one or the other – multichannel or the basics, Twitter or Facebook, social or traditional, chat or email, call deflection or everything else…
And yet the answer is far more complex. Complex because ultimately what companies are trying to decipher is the panoply of human behaviour. Customers are unpredictable. The challenge for companies is not in understanding that, but rather where to draw the line?
by Guy Stephens 01 July 2011 11:00am 3 comments
Chorus is a startup based in Australia which takes sentiment monitoring to another level by allowing customer support teams, marketing departments and PR professionals to analyse and prioritise the emails they receive.
It helps internal structures and processes to focus on the negative issues first, meaning that customer experience is managed on an intelligent basis, according to severity.
We caught up with Dave Trindall, one of the co-founders, to discuss sentiment monitoring, delivering excellent customer service, the problems with current email systems and, of course, Chorus itself.
by Jake Hird 16 June 2011 13:08pm 0 comments
Online and offline good customer service is absolutely vital for a successful business.
So why is it that most customer service teams are among the lowest paid in a business and receive the smallest level of training?
by Alexandra Gaiger 07 June 2011 10:05am 4 comments
Just over a year after the last crisis, those Icelandic volcanoes are at it again, and a plume of ash is threatening flights to and from airports in the UK.
Hopefully, the disruption to flights won't be as widespread as last year, but concerned holiday makers and business travellers will still be looking to online channels for up to date information.
I've been looking at the websites and social media channels for some of the airlines with disrupted services...
by Graham Charlton 24 May 2011 14:08pm 7 comments
Social media gives big companies the fear because it is an unpoliced environment where bad noise travels fast. And increasingly consumers are using it to say all kinds of things about brands, and also to aim direct questions at them (in public).
In many cases these companies aren't remotely geared up to deal with questions, and they would much rather communicate with customers in private.
But here's why customers do their complaining in public: it's easier. It's really that simple. People don't mind bitching out loud, and sometimes they take a little comfort from it, but if customer service wasn't so broken in the first place I think customers wouldn't be so quick to resort to the likes of Twitter and Facebook.
by Chris Lake 19 May 2011 11:36am 23 comments
I've recently been searching for a new place to live (Contrary to popular belief, Econsultancy staff are occasionally allowed to leave their desks), which means I've been spending even more time than usual online, browsing the 'to let' ads on property websites.
And getting closer to a brain haemorrhage on an hourly basis.
Estate agents and larger aggregate property sites are ideally placed to exploit the massive uptake in web usage we've seen in the last decade, yet their sites are usually among the very worst examples of design and usability you'll ever encounter, while the offline experience is also disjointed and frustrating.
While it's clear that the agent can't always be to blame, larger companies in particular need to get their act together fast as some providers are surging ahead, leaving their less useful competitors in the dust.
As an excuse to go house-hunting during working hours and have a bit of a rant in general, I wanted to run through some of the common mistakes I've seen recently.
by Matt Owen 19 April 2011 10:17am 11 comments
The UK's top 25 retailers have plenty of room for improvement in their social media and customer service strategies, with just 25% of those with a Twitter presence responding to customer questions through this channel.
This is one of the findings of the Auros Are you serious about social? study, which looks at how the top 25 UK retailers responded to queries on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and blogs.
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by Graham Charlton 08 April 2011 09:20am 12 comments
According to a survey, while 83% of consumers expect businesses to work harder to keep them since the recession, just 5% of think that customer service has improved over the last three years.
The channels that customers are using to complain are changing too. While 41% of people will make a complaint by phone and 63% by email, 20% take to social media sites to have a good old moan to friends and family.
This means more negative comments about companies and highlights the need for customer service improvements, as well as policies to monitor and respond to complaints on social media channels.
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Apfa hits out at FSCS over £7.7m Keydata legal costs
by Jun Merrett on Dec 03, 2012 at 14:19
The Association of Professional Financial Advisers (Apfa) has called for the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) to show evidence of how cost effective its legal action against Keydata-selling IFAs is.
The trade body responded to the FSCS's half year review in which the scheme predicted an increase of its budget from £3.9 million to a new revised figure of £7.7 million to pursue recoveries for 2012/2013.
Chris Hannant (pictured), policy director of Apfa said the budget had almost doubled which was in addition to the £7.9 million the scheme had spent last year on recoveries which will mostly be spend on legal fees.
'These are significant numbers for the profession, but the worst of it is that we have no idea of how cost effective legal action has been. The FSCS's half year review gives no detail at all as to what money has been recovered from legal actions so far. The Financial Services Authority must look closely at this issue. The FSCS needs to demonstrate that these recoveries are warranted and cost effective.
'Furthermore, there should now be a process for bringing an end to actions against advisers with a handful of cases. It cannot be cost effective to use City lawyers to pursue claims worth small amounts.'
The FSCS also recently revealed that investment advisers face being hit with a further £28 million levy due to the collapse of Pritchard Stockbrokers and Worldspreads.
Last week, the scheme called in a £25 million interim levy for the investment intermediation sub class and an additional cost of £3 million as a result of a redistribution levy because of £36 million shortfall in FSCS funds.
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If course it pays!
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Why isn't APFA demanding that the FSA explains the basis of what seems to have become its standard policy of instructing the FSCS to short-circuit and, at huge expense (to us), bypass the normal, established consumer complaints process? Why the rush to pre-judge liability on a blanket basis and to hand out wads of compensation like Monopoly money to all and sundry?
If customers aren't satisfied with a rejection of their complaint, they have the right to refer it to the FOS. If the FOS upholds the complaint, it then becomes a matter for the firm's PI insurer ~ isn't that how system was designed to work and the way in which it has worked to date? Why isn't that good enough any more?
Or, as the evidence tends to suggest, is this new policy part of a premeditated pernicious agenda against small IFA's ~ the very thing that Hector Sants claimed before the TSC in March 2011 that the FSA doesn't have?
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Saltos de línea: gal|leryPronunciación: /ˈgal(ə)ri
( plural galleries)
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- Many galleries display the art prints without prices - hoping to get more easily into an e-mail contact with their visitors.
- The new renaissance and baroque galleries at the Waiters Art Museum, Baltimore, include rooms that resemble those of a seventeenth-century Dutch nobleman.
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- So that means my WIP gallery is down one picture!
- To view some of his images visit his on-line gallery: Pictures of Ireland
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- Imagine harsh whining noise emanating from a minstrel's gallery in a church in a woodland village in Dorset.
- He said the Great Hall was a major feature, with its high vaulted ceiling, stone floor and minstrels' gallery - and the views were breathtaking.
- An ash staircase leads upstairs where an ash balustrade forms a minstrel's gallery overlooking the entrance hall.
- 2.1 (the gallery) The highest balcony in a theatre, containing the cheapest seats.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Seated in the theatre's lower gallery, I found myself distracted, not for the first time, by the endless gropings of the groundlings.
- Janet and William Norwood, the young man's parents, were also seated in the gallery and stood up to tumultuous and prolonged applause.
- He turned and pointed to Jefferson Lambert, seated in the gallery.
- 2.2A group of spectators, especially those at a golf tournament: he lashed a two-iron on to the green, bringing gasps from the galleryMás ejemplos en oraciones
- However, it's impossible to police everyone in the gallery, or tournament golf would turn into a police state.
- By seeking more mainstream sports fans, is golf in danger of attracting football crowds instead of the more traditional golf galleries?
- He wasn't expecting to win, but he was keen to show golf's most knowledgeable galleries that he was a genuine talent.
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- The linear form of the north block lends itself to open galleries while the deeper south block offers a calmer atmosphere for browsing stacks and reading at tables.
- Liam led me along an amazing and seemingly endless labyrinth of passages, hallways, corridors and galleries.
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- The mines, a Unesco world cultural heritage monument, attract tourists from round the world to its labyrinthine tunnels, galleries and underground lakes.
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play to the gallery
- Act in an exaggerated way in order to appeal to popular taste.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- We posture, strike poses, we play to the gallery or say things for effect.
- Every producer and director has played to the gallery and used 'sex appeal' to sell their product albeit in their own ways.
- But now there is nothing in place; everyone plays to the gallery.
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- This ultra-modern four-bedroom property is set on two levels with an attractive layout, galleried landing and boasts interesting architectural features including a spiral staircase.
- She hopes that by April the Castle will be returning to normality and brides will walk down the staircase into the spectacular galleried Great Hall which is 80 ft high.
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I heard the other day from my brother in law that the new coach is gonna be Andy Reid who got fired from the Eagles.
After having names like Cowher, Reid, etc. thrown around this is looking like it is going to be underwhelming. I hope not.
I don't really care who they hire as long as they have an offensive background. McCoy, Clements, Jay Gruden, Kyle Shanahan, Sullivan would all be fine with me.
Jon Gruden has always led the way for me. I really like the OC's they are gonna talk to like Mike McCoy, Pete Carmichael Jr, Bruce Arians and Tom Clements. I also think that Marc Trestman is ready to be a HC in the NFL. I like the official list of candidates, wish that Jon Gruden and Kyle Shanahan were on there and maybe they do get an interview at some point. I really like that Arians has worked with Manning, Big Ben and shot Luck out of the cannon in yr one. Like that Carmichael Jr's dad worked for the Bears and that he has worked with Brees. Like that McCoy has the Pats Offensive system down and has worked with Manning. I like Tom Clements exp in Packers system. And I like that Trestman is ready for an NFL job and prepared Cutler for 2006 draft. Emery has a good not great list for me. Adding Jon Gruden and Kyle Shanahan would make it a complete list.
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