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Working from his shed in suburban Perth Stuart McAndrew is constructing Australia's first Rubik's Cube-sized satellite which he hopes to launch into orbit next year.
Working from his shed in suburban Perth Stuart McAndrew is constructing Australia's first Rubik's Cube-sized satellite which he hopes to launch into orbit next year.
Visit any tourist destination, and you're bound to see individuals and groups taking photos of themselves for sharing on social media. It's a declaration to the world that they were there.
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Finland's Nokia unveiled its latest smartphone Thursday with a powerful 41-megapixel camera touted as offering "more detail than the eye can see."
A Chinese institute has successfully developed a camera featuring a 100-megapixel charge-coupled device (CCD) chip, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) announced on Wednesday.
A University of Sussex astronomer has described seeing the first images captured by the world's most powerful sky-mapping camera as a "punching-the-air moment". ...
(Phys.org)—Eight billion years ago, rays of light from distant galaxies began their long journey to Earth. That ancient starlight has now found its way to a mountaintop in Chile, where the newly-constructed ...
(AP)—Samsung has unveiled a voice-controlled camera as part of a fall lineup of consumer gadgets aimed at setting itself apart from rival Apple.
By synchronizing 98 tiny cameras in a single device, electrical engineers from Duke University and the University of Arizona have developed a prototype camera that can create images with unprecedented detail.
Apple said that shipments of its new iPad to customers who order it online may take two to three weeks but that the tablet would still be available in stores on Friday.
Struggling cell phone maker Nokia Corp. has unveiled two new handsets that it hopes will revive its fortunes at the start of the world's largest mobile phone trade show on Monday.
Apple unveiled a faster, more powerful iPhone on Tuesday called the iPhone 4S. It's not the radical update -the iPhone 5 - that some people had expected. The 4S will be available on October 14. Consumers can begin pre-ord ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and David Linden, a technical consultant currently serving as a chief scientist at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) in McLean, Va., have jointly ...
With the Droid Bionic, Verizon is finally delivering on a promise it made more than eight months ago.
If you can't decide between a small Web tablet and a smartphone, you can now compromise with an enormous phone.


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Hope Truth Love supports and encourages Indian pastors and churches as they reach out to their communities with the Gospel in India. We work with national pastors, orphanages, and widows in a needs-based Gospel-centered ministry.
God has raised up indigenous pastors for evangelism. These men and women share the language, nationality, and culture of their communities, and are therefore best equiped to cross cultural boundaries in order to share the saving grace of Jesus with the not-yet reached.
We are here to help pastors as they share God's everlasting grace with people who've never heard of Jesus. As believers in the United States, we have been blessed with an abundance of financial, material, and educational resources. We aim to share these resources with our brothers and sisters in India and to to encourage them in their work for the Lord.
Greetings! Each winter, I travel to India "on my own dime" to visit with pastors, and to assess needs which the pastors may have in regard to responding to social evils in their communities as well as to sharing the Gospel with the unreached. Providing bibles and literature is a constant need. Trekking equipment for teams is another need. Supporting orphans is also a very important part of this ministry, and one which is close to the heart of Jesus. Purchasing sewing machines for women in slums in a Christian run vocational program also helps the Gospel enter into caste-specific people groups. I ask that you prayerfully consider a gift or on-going support of one or more of these peograms.
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Minor Moves: Beavan, Herrera, Sitton, Kohn, Carrera, Obispo
Here are the latest minor moves …
- The Diamondbacks have signed righty Blake Beavan to a minor league deal, via the MLB.com transactions page. The former first-round pick was outrighted by the Marines back in August.
- The Cubs inked second baseman Jonathan Herrera, per the same source. Herrera lost his roster spot with the Red Sox a month ago after a fairly disappointing campaign in Boston.
- The Angels re-signed righty Yoslan Herrera on a minor league deal with a Spring Training invite, Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com reports on Twitter. Herrera had been non-tendered yesterday.
- Likewise, southpaw Kraig Sitton has re-signed with the Rockies on a minor league deal a day after being non-tendered, the club announced via Twitter. Sitton posted a 3.68 ERA last year at the Double-A level.
- Righty Michael Kohn has gone to the Braves on a minor league deal with a big league camp invite, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports on Twitter. Kohn originally signed with the Rays but was designated off the 40-man roster.
- The Blue Jays announced the signing of outfielder Ezequiel Carrera to a minor league deal. Carrera was designated recently to clear space for the Tigers' claim of Josh Zeid.
- The Brewers have signed righty Wirfin Obispo, the club's player development account tweeted. Obispo, 30, spent last year with the Braves and Pirates organizations and worked to a 4.12 ERA over 48 Triple-A frames.
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Minor Moves: Pena, Boyer, Gutierrez, Swarzak, Belisario, Kohn
Some minor moves from around the league…
- Also outrighted today was Ramiro Pena of the Braves, per the MLB.com transactions page. The utility man was designated recently, presumably in large part due to his rising arbitration salary.
- Righty Blaine Boyer (Padres), Anthony Swarzak (Twins), and Juan Gutierrez (Giants) have elected free agency rather than accepting outright assignments, also via the MLB transactions page.
- The White Sox have outrighted righty Ronald Belisario, per the MLB.com transactions page. Belisario was designated recently to make room for the claim of reliever Onelki Garcia.
- Likewise, the Rays have outrighted righty Michael Kohn. It has been an odd start to the offseason for Kohn, who was signed to a MLB deal before being designated within weeks by Tampa.
- Baseball America's Matt Eddy reported a number of new transactions in his weekly Minor League Transactions roundup on Monday. Of particular note is a crop of Phillies signings: catcher Koyie Hill, right-hander Paul Clemens, and infielders Chase d'Arnaud and Cord Phelps. Clemens gives them some pitching depth, as he's totaled 98 innings with the Astros over the past two seasons, albeit with a 5.51 ERA.
- Also from Eddy, the Reds have inked outfielder Brennan Boesch to a minor league contract. The 29-year-old Boesch hit .269/.330/.436 in 248 games with the Tigers from 2010-11, but since that time, he's batted just .237/.277/.376 in 635 plate appearances with the Tigers, Yankees and Angels.
- The Tigers have announced that outfielder Ezequiel Carrera has elected free agency rather than accepting an assignment to Triple-A after being outrighted (Twitter link). The 27-year-old hit .261/.301/.348 in 73 plate appearances with Detroit this season and is a lifetime .253/.305/.340 hitter in the Majors. Carrera hasn't hit much in 478 big league PAs, but he brings some speed and solid baserunning to the table and is capable of handling all three outfield spots.
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Tigers Claim Josh Zeid, Designate Ezequiel Carrera
The Tigers have claimed reliever Josh Zeid off waivers from the Astros, the club announced. Detroit designated outfielder Ezequiel Carrera for assignment to create roster space.
Zeid is a 27-year-old righty who has made over twenty appearances in each of the last two years for Houston. After a solid, if unspectacular 2013, he hit a wall last year with a 6.97 ERA and 6.33 FIP in 20 2/3 innings. While Zeid's K:BB numbers (7.8 strikeouts and 3.0 walks per nine) were not problematic, he allowed 13.1 hits per nine and surrendered a troubling 27.3% HR/FB rate. On the positive side, both his xFIP (3.87) and SIERA (3.64) marks were within range of league average.
Carrera, also 27, swings from the left side and has seen scattered MLB action over the last several years. All told, he owns a .253/.305/.340 line through 478 total MLB plate appearances. It would seem that his usefulness in Detroit was undermined by the addition of Anthony Gose.
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Tigers Sign Crowe, Carrera, Sanchez
The Tigers announced today that they will invite 16 non-roster players to Major League Spring Training, including outfielders Trevor Crowe and Ezequiel Carrera and right-hander Eduardo Sanchez.
Crowe, 30, was selected 14th overall by the Indians in the 2005 draft. The switch-hitter spent the 2013 season with the Astros organization. A .304/.364/.368 batting line in 60 minor league games earned him a shot with the big league club, but Crowe batted just .218/.287/.291 in 181 Major League plate appearances. Though he has 888 Major League innings in center field, he has a -19.3 UZR/150 mark there for his career to go along with a -3 Defensive Runs Saved total. He does have positive defensive marks at each corner outfield position.
Carrera, 26, is also a product of the Indians organization, though he spent a month with the Phillies last season after being claimed on waivers. Cleveland claimed him back from Philadelphia exactly one month after losing the fleet-footed outfielder. Carrera had three hits in 21 big league plate appearances last season and owns a career .251/.306/.339 batting line in 405 Major League plate appearances. He's also stolen 18 bases in 24 tries. Most of his 2013 campaign was spent in Triple-A Columbus, where he has a career line of .275/.340/.365 with 124 stolen bases in 389 games.
Sanchez, 24, made an impressive Major League debut with the Cardinals in 2011, posting a 1.80 ERA with 10.5 K/9 and 4.8 BB/9 in 30 innings of relief. His high walk rate got the best of him, however, as he's walked 18 batters in just 21 1/3 big league innings since (coming between the Cardinals and Cubs). Sanchez spent most of 2013 in the Cubs organization, and although he posted a solid 3.38 ERA in 40 innings at Triple-A, he also averaged 5.2 walks per nine innings.
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White Sox Claim Mike McDade
The White Sox claimed first baseman Mike McDade off waivers from the Indians, according to the Tribe's official Twitter feed. They also announced outfielder Ezequiel Carrera cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A. The White Sox made room for McDade on the 40-man roster by putting Gavin Floyd on the 60-day DL, adds Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune.
McDade, 24, had been designated for assignment by the Indians last Thursday to open a 40-man roster spot for Carrera, who was designated himself three days later. McDade has struggled in 83 Triple-A plate appearances this year. The Las Vegas native came up through the Blue Jays' system, hitting .285/.360/.445 with 19 home runs in 508 plate appearances across Double and Triple-A last year. Drafted by the Jays in the sixth round in '07, McDade never ranked among the Baseball America's top 30 prospects for the team in any season.
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Indians Designate Ezequiel Carrera For Assignment
The Indians announced that they have designated outfielder Ezequiel Carrera for assignment. In a related move, the Tribe recalled left-hander Scott Barnes from Triple-A Columbus.
The move marks the second time that Carrera has been designated for assignment by Cleveland this season. For those of you keeping track of the 25-year-old's travels, Carrera was DFA'd by the Tribe and went to the Phillies before winding back up with the Indians.
Carrera had three hits in 21 plate appearances for the Indians and Phillies this year. In parts of three big league seasons, Carrera owns a .251/.306/.339 slash line with two homers. He's fared better at the Triple-A level where he has hit .286/.351/.372 across three seasons.
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Indians Claim Carrera, Designate McDade
The Indians have claimed outfielder Ezequiel Carrera from Philadelphia, according to the Phillies. The Indians tweet that they have designated first baseman Mike McDade for assignment to make room for Carrera.
Carrera, 25, went 1-for-13 in seven games with the Phillies. He has 362 career at bats, mostly with the Indians, in which he's hit .249/.304/.337. The Phillies designated him for assignment on Tuesday after claiming him from the Indians in April.
McDade had been hitting .230/.305/.284 for Triple-A Columbus, but he hit .285/.360/.445 in the Blue Jays system in 2012. The Indians claimed him off waivers in November.
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Phillies Designate Ezequiel Carrera For Assignment
The Phillies announced that they have designated Ezequiel Carrera for assignment. The move will allow the Phillies to activate outfielder Delmon Young from the 15-day disabled list.
Carrera, 25, was claimed off of waivers from the Indians earlier this month. The left-handed hitting outfielder has 129 big league games to his credit with a slash line of .249/.304/.337 across the last three seasons. Carrera has also spent parts of the last three seasons at the Triple-A level where he has hit .286/.351/.372.
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Phillies Claim Ezequiel Carrera Off Waivers
The Phillies announced that they have claimed outfielder Ezequiel Carrera off of waivers from the Indians. To make room on the 40-man roster, the Phillies have designated fellow outfielder Ender Inciarte for assignment.
Carrera, 25, has appeared in 116 big league games for the Indians across the last two seasons, posting a .255/.306/.347 slash line. He has spent parts of the last three seasons at the Triple-A level where he has hit .286/.351/.372. Carrera first came to Cleveland by way of Seattle in the deal that sent Russell Branyan to the M's.
Inciarte, 22, was plucked from the Diamondbacks in the Rule 5 draft by the Phillies in December. The youngster, who is said to be strong defensively but lacking a major league-ready bat, split time between Class-A and Advanced-A ball in 2012. Last season, he had a combined slash line of .307/.376/.421
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Indians Designate Ezequiel Carrera For Assignment
The Indians announced that Ezequiel Carrera has been designated for assignment in order to clear roster space for non-roster invitee Jason Giambi, who has made the club (Twitter link). The Indians announced that Giambi, an Article XX(B) free agent, made the roster recently, but the original plan was to transfer Frank Herrmann to the 60-day disabled list.
Earlier today, it was reported that the Tribe would look to trade Carrera and lefty David Huff, both of whom are out of options and will not make the Opening Day roster.
Carrera, 25, has hit .255/.306/.347 with 18 stolen bases in 24 attempts in 116 career games for Cleveland. The left-handed hitting outfielder has mixed defensive reviews in a small 860-inning sample size, as UZR/150 pegs him at 2.2 runs below average while The Fielding Bible gives him credit for being two runs above average. He's played primarily center field but also has experience at both corner positions. It was reported in late February that the Indians could very likely end up trading Carrera near the end of Spring Training.
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Assembly Hall (17,472) -- Bloomington, Indiana. Television: BTN. Home Record: Nicholls 2-0, IU 7-0. Away Record: Nicholls 1-5, IU 0-1. Neutral Record: Nicholls 0-0, IU 1-2. Conference Record: Nicholls 0-0, IU 0-0. Series Record: Indiana leads, 1-0.
GAME NOTES: The Indiana Hoosiers will attempt to remain perfect at Assembly Hall this season, as they square off with the Nicholls Colonels on Friday night in non-conference action.
Nicholls had lost its first five road games of the season prior to Wednesday's triumph at IUPUI, 62-56, to improve to 3-5 overall. The Colonels have challenged themselves against major-conference programs early in the season, losing to Auburn (76-54) and Memphis (98-59).
The good news for Indiana is that is has won all of the games that it was expected to win, as it has gone 7-0 at Assembly Hall. However, the Hoosiers have failed to break into the nation's elite after losing road and neutral- court matchups against top-tier squads UConn (59-58), Syracuse (79-72) and most recently, Notre Dame (79-72) in last Saturday's Crossroads Classic.
In the only previous meeting between these two teams, Indiana downed Nicholls at home in December of 2005, 99-65.
The Colonels' bout with IUPUI earlier in the week featured 11 ties and eight lead changes before they grabbed control of the contest in the final minutes with a 10-1 run. They shot a modest 40 percent from the field in the victory, but held IUPUI to just 38.5 percent, including 0-of-12 from 3-point range. T.J. Carpenter led the charge with 14 points off the bench, while Dantrell Thomas and Jeremy Smith netted 13 and 12 points, respectively. Unfortunately for Nicholls, it has made a habit of posting poor offensive numbers, as it shoots 41.7 percent from the field for 66.1 points per game, and to make matters worse it allows 76.4 points per contest at the other end of the floor. Thomas (14.1 ppg, 4.9 ppg) and Jeremy Smith (12.8 ppg) are the top performers, and despite the team's struggles overall, both shoot better than 50 percent from the field. Carpenter (9.3 ppg) has drained 21-of-48 from 3-point range, but as a team the Colonels make just 28.9 percent of their long-range tries.
Indiana never led in its latest contest versus Notre Dame, even though it brought its deficit to just one on several occasions in the second half. The team shot just 41.3 percent from the field on the afternoon and was outscored at the foul line, 23-13. Will Sheehey was impressive with 22 points on 9-of-15 from the field, although he hurt his squad by committing five turnovers. Kevin Ferrell tallied 13 points and five steals in the setback, while Evan Gordon came off the bench to score 11 points, albeit on just 3-of-11 from the field. The Hoosiers are typically a much more impressive shooting squad, as they make good on 45.6 percent of their field goal tries for 81.7 points per game, and they boast eye-popping margins in terms of scoring (+14.8) and rebounding (+14.7). Ferrell leads the team in both scoring (16.1 ppg) and assists (3.7 apg). Noah Vonleh has been impressive in the paint with 12.4 points, 9.6 rebounds, and more than a block and steal per game. Sheehey, Gordon, Jeremy Hollowell and Troy Williams all net between 8.3 and 10.2 points per game to round out the deep squad.
The Hoosiers have been a resilient team in recent years, as they have won 15 straight games following a loss dating back to the 2011-12 season, and at home against a lackluster Nicholls squad, Indiana will keep that trend alive.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Indiana 86, Nicholls 62


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Even as the backlog of containers is gradually cleared, the slowdown at West Coast ports was (and continues to be) painful for many shippers. While most companies found themselves scrambling to locate impacted shipments, Caterpillar successfully managed to keep inventory moving and plants running through the disruption, despite operating a supply chain that is vast and complex, involving the movement of thousands of import and export containers through West Coast ports.
Using a strong technology foundation enabled Caterpillar to quickly identify potential problems and then assemble the response process and team to take corrective action in order to contain the impact. In this interactive webinar, Caterpillar will discuss how they used data and visibility to manage the crisis and protect supply lines, as well as areas where more visibility was needed. Attendees will also gain a foundation level understanding of how network-based visibility systems enable companies to respond to disruptions like what took place on the West Coast.
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ACE Export Manifest is an all new Customs and Border Protection (CBP) program that will significantly impact how you do business.
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Making the choice to buy trade automation software is one of the trickier decisions trade professionals face. Not only is there the decision about whether or not to invest in a system, but also which vendor to use. The landscape of software providers can be confusing, to say the least.
But there are definable steps a company can take to make choosing a GTM software vendor easier and more successful. And it starts with a company looking internally, to determine its compliance and trade management needs, and also what type of relationship it wants with its technology partner.
This one-hour session will guide you through the process of preparing your company for the vendor selection process, from what to think about before engaging with vendors, to reaching out to those vendors, and finally to selecting an appropriate partner.
Key topics for discussion include:
Discussion of
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Expertise from a consultant that frequently engages in the vendor selection process for its clients
Feedback from a software vendor about what its customers seek during the selection process
The experience of a shipper that's recently selected a GTM vendor
Expert panelists include:
Ty Bordner, vice president of Solutions Consulting, Amber Road
Mike Dupaix, ERP manager, Tricon Energy
Beth Peterson, president, BPE Global
Moderated by Eric Johnson, research director & IT editor,
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Waiting is the Hardest Part: The Importance of Ocean Carrier Responsiveness
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Shippers rely on critical shipment and tracking information from their liner carrier partners for better supply chain execution, cost containment and service levels with their customers. It is paramount that carriers are responsive to their shippers with high quality information that is complete, accurate and timely.
Recent research by INTTRA, the world's largest ocean shipping marketplace, reveals carrier responsiveness to their customers' inquiries for reliable shipment booking and tracking status varies widely.
Simply put, the time it takes a carrier to respond to a shipper's booking request – and the accuracy of data as a shipment is executed – can set the tone for the entire shipper-carrier relationship. The ability to quickly respond to booking requests is often a window into a carrier's true focus on broader customer service initiatives.
This 60-minute webinar will examine how INTTRA has been monitoring carrier data quality and responsiveness based on its marketplace activity – and ways shippers can use those data trends to help them more effectively manage both their supply chains and carrier relationships.
Key topics for discussion include:
Ocean carrier Maersk Line's perspective and initiatives to improve customer response time and data quality.
Results of INTTRA's carrier booking responsiveness research.
How carriers fare across a range of data quality metrics and why those metrics are important for shippers.
Expert panelists include:
Carsten Frank Olsen, global head, Maersk Line E-Commerce.
Kristen Celecki, product marketing director, Visibility Solutions, INTTRA.
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Is Your Organization Ready for a Cloud Based Global Trade Management System?
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Efficiently and effectively managing complex cross-border shipments and constantly changing regulations can be overwhelming. Unnecessary risk can result in violations that can cost your company millions, create negative press—and even result in legal action. Assess and reduce your risk. On the other hand, you want to protect product margins, keep your customers happy and assess new market opportunities. Global trade management systems can facilitate success, both on offense and defense, but can be a daunting project to justify if not a strategic corporate initiative.
Attend this webcast to hear from experts from CSC,
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and Oracle and as they review current research data on the trends in Supply Chain and Cloud-Based Global Trade Management Systems. You'll also hear from Beckman Coulter discuss their experience and lessons learned in the exploration of implementing a Cloud-Based Global Trade Management System.
Join us for this webcast as experts address the following questions:
What are the current Supply Chain Trends?
What is the state of Cloud-Based GTM?
What are the business benefits of Cloud-Based GTM?
What are the challenges?
What should be considered before implementing?
Expert panelists include:
Rosalie Cmelak, director, Logistics Product Strategy, Oracle Global Trade Management Value Chain Execution.
Gaurav Malhotra, partner, Oracle Value Chain, CSC.
Carl Sandvik, senior manager, IT, Beckman Coulter.
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Are You Choosing the Right Carrier Partners? Using Schedule Reliability for a Strategic Advantage
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As 2014 draws to a close, shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs) will be reviewing the performance of their ocean carriers. The question is, what metrics should shippers and LSPs use to gauge how their carriers performed? What criteria should they use to measure their carriers and make booking decisions? How will this impact their carrier selections in 2015?
Port congestion, labor disruptions, and extreme winter weather have all contributed to uncertainty about carrier performance, making schedule reliability an even more important differentiator. It can be challenging to determine whether delays are happening across the board or are affecting some carriers and routes more than others. This one-hour webinar will examine how schedule reliability can be used to strategically measure carrier performance, including what schedule reliability means and how shippers and LSPs can leverage it to make smarter decisions.
Key discussion topics include:
What schedule reliability tools are available to shippers and LSPs
How the measure of schedule reliability is evolving
What schedule reliability insight means at the market, trade, and carrier levels
How shippers and LSPs can use this new insight to improve their carrier selections
Expert panelists include:
Philip Damas, director, Drewry Supply Chain Advisors
Jim Wu, business development manager, CargoSmart Limited
Moderated by Eric Johnson, research director & IT editor,
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Data Drives the Supply Chain
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Auditing freight bills before paying those bills is an established best practice, yet recent American Shipper research shows that roughly half of shippers still audit their bills after payment, and that a quarter don't use any technology at all in their audit process.
These shippers are leaving big opportunities on the table, because an efficient pre-audit and payment process helps drive better data throughout the supply chain. Simply put, automated invoice accuracy prior to payment leads to better reporting on spend, better performance metrics, and better transportation procurement.
Not every shipper is at the same place in the maturity curve when it comes to freight pay and audit, but the higher a company goes on that curve, the more it becomes all about data.
This one-hour interactive discussion session will explore how shippers can improve the data emanating from freight payment by moving to an automated match-and-pay process, whether to outsource or partner with a vendor for that automation, and what the future may hold for this market in terms of resultant analytics.
Key discussion topics include:
The benefits of pre-auditing freight bills as opposed to post-auditing.
The difference between partnering and outsourcing on audit and payment.
How the freight payables process can yield cleaner, more actionable data.
Moving up the freight audit and payment maturity curve.
What the market wants in terms of analytics and reporting.
Expert panelists include:
David Fisher, director of Global Logistics, Johns-Manville.
Rick Erickson, global director of Freight Payment Solutions, U.S. Bank.
Moderated by Eric Johnson, research director & IT editor,
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Finding a Way Out of the Port Drayage Mess
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Severe delays at ports from Southern California to New York have been plaguing beneficial cargo owners. But more than that, port congestion has been significantly affecting the number of turns independent truck drivers and logistics companies that offer trucking services can make in one day.
The lack of productivity is a disincentive for drayage operators who are having trouble earning their cost of capital or decent pay. More and more drivers are throwing in the towel and fewer people are signing up to replace them, leading to a capacity shortage that soon is expected to drive an increase in port drayage rates for shippers.
There are many factors contributing to port congestion, but there have been precious few solutions. This 60-minute webinar will focus on ways to improve drayage operations for all stakeholders, from BCOs through to the independent operator.
Key discussion points include:
Solving the chassis availability conundrum
Innovative technology to help unclog terminals
Best practices to reduce wait times at gates and inside the terminal
How labor could be better deployed on the land side to help speed trucks to their customers
Edward DeNike, president, SSA Containers
Reade Kidd, director - International Logistics, The Home Depot
Stan Portlock, vice president of pool activities, Flexi-Van
Curtis Whalen, executive director, Intermodal Carrier Conference of the American Trucking Associations
Moderated by Eric Kulisch, trade and transportation editor,
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Compliance Roundup '14: Keeping Pace with Rapidly Evolving Global Customs Regimes
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Global compliance officers typically have a lot on their plate, and these days are no different. From keeping up with new or pending regulations in Canada, Mexico, and Europe to ensuring they are in compliance with U.S. mandates, there's a lot to juggle.
This one-hour roundup of key customs developments will provide global shippers with the critical information they need to keep cargo flowing and keep up to date with an ever-changing global regulatory environment.
Key discussion points include:
An update on Canada's E-manifest and Advanced Trade Data programs
Progress on Canada's Single Window Initiative
Details of the Canada Border Services Agency's courier low value enforcement action
An update on the U.S. Automated Cargo Environment (ACE) Program
Customs developments in Mexico, Argentina, and Europe
An insight into air cargo regulatory programs like Precise, ACAS, and PACT
Oryst Dydynsky, principal, DAP International
Jos Nuijten, vice president network integration strategy, Descartes Systems Group
Moderated by Eric Kulisch, trade and transportation editor,
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The New Border Agenda – Customs as a Force for North American Competitiveness
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The implementation of NAFTA 20 years ago unlocked a vast capacity for North American trade, but many logistics impediments to an efficient border remain because of regulatory policies in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The U.S. is working with its neighbors to synchronize border management and regulations where possible.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has been a leader in transforming traditional methods of processing people and goods, and providing cross-border security. But behind the scenes, the Department of Homeland Security, through the work of Chief Diplomatic Officer Alan Bersin, is laying the groundwork for many of the trade facilitation programs that require international partnerships.
What is DHS' vision for North American competitiveness and what is the Office of International Affairs doing to help CBP and other agencies doing to make it easier for companies to import and export?
Among the issues we will examine are:
Trusted Trader programs
Pre-clearance/inspection for truck and rail
Border infrastructure – chokepoints and funding possibilities, including PPPs
Transnational crime – including the impact of Mexico's drug war
Single Window – harmonizing customs documentation exchanges via electronic means
Chances for harmonization of "de minimus" rules for entry and informal entries
Air Cargo Advanced Screening pilot – how Canada and other countries are working towards a consensus risk management approach
Alan Bersin, assistant secretary for International Affairs, chief diplomatic officer & assistant secretary for Policy for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Moderated by Eric Kulisch, trade and transportation editor,
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From GTM to CTM: A Closer Look at China's Processing Trade Program and Cross-Border Supply Chain
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China's trade regulations can be particularly daunting, a major concern considering the sheer number of companies with operations in the world's top exporting nation. Understanding China's trade framework is crucial to support a compliant and efficient supply chain.
Companies are starting to turn to China Trade Management (CTM) software solutions to help them take advantage of China's Processing Trade program, in particular – no surprise, since the program can help shippers reduce product cost by 25 percent or more.
This one-hour session will examine China's trade landscape and discuss best practices for Chinese trade operations, including a case study from a major automotive technology manufacturer with operations across China on how they were able to reduce duties with automation.
Topics to be discussed include:
China trade regulatory environment
The ins and outs of China's Processing Trade program
Using a CTM solution to reduce duties in China
Panelists include:
Ty Bordner, vice president, Solutions Consulting, Amber Road
Kae-Por Chang, managing director, Amber Road China
Thomas Luo, APAC compliance process manager, Delphi
Moderated by Eric Johnson, research director & IT editor,
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NY/NJ Port Town Hall: How the Port of New York and New Jersey Task Force Recommendations Affect Your Business
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The last year has been a trying one for shippers and service providers that rely on container terminals in the New York/New Jersey area. Problems with terminal operating systems, extreme weather, shortages of drayage capacity and labor have all led to heartburn for users of the nation's second biggest port complex.
Seeing the need for collaborative fixes to problems that involved multiple port stakeholders, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey convened the Port Performance Task Force in late 2013 to bring nearly 50 shippers, carriers, terminal operators, trucking companies, logistics services providers, and associations to drive recommendations that would make the port run more efficiently.
In June, the task force delivered its report, with 23 short- and long-term recommendations, including ones addressing ongoing drayage and truck management problems. At the heart of the report is the need for the entire region to cope with larger concentrations of cargo from fewer vessels, as carriers turn to larger ships to serve the terminals of New York and New Jersey.
Highlights include:
Background on the operational issues at the port and why the task force was formed
Recommendations in the June report and what they mean for port stakeholders
What's next
Q&A with two industry leaders and principals in the task force
Panelists include:
John Nardi, President, New York Shipping Association
Richard M. Larrabee, Director, Port Commerce Department, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Moderated by Eric Johnson, Research Director & IT Editor,
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2014 Midyear Review & Outlook for the U.S. Transportation Market
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American Shipper
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Key discussion points will include:
Expectations for continued slow growth in the U.S. economic and freight environments.
Will pending trucking regulations squeeze capacity further? What will be the impacts?
When will the driver shortage be resolved?
Will pricing trends impact carriers and shippers.
The impact of extreme winter weather in Q1.
Expert panelists will include:
David G. Ross, CFA, managing director, Global Transportation & Logistics, Stifel.
Moderated by Eric Johnson, research director and IT editor,
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Procurement of Future Past: The Evolution of Transportation Sourcing
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Strategic transportation procurement has moved beyond simple data accuracy and bid optimization. The leaders in the procurement space are now using analytics and other tools to emerge in recent years to procure their modes better and faster.
That's important because the dynamics shippers and logistics services providers face in procuring capacity get more numerous and complex by the day. This one-hour session will explore some of those dynamics, including international shippers' increasing focus on matching their foreign truckload procurement experience to that of their domestic operations.
The session will also explore domestic truck trends affecting procurement – namely how the events of Q1 might impact rates and capacity later in 2014 – and leverage
American Shipper
research from April on global and domestic transportation procurement.
Expert panelists include:
Fabrizio Brasca, vice president, Solution Strategy, JDA Software Group, Inc.
Kevin Zweier, vice president, Transportation Practice, Chainalytics
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Feel free to talk about your journey, whats currently go on, your Dr appointments ... whatever you want!
I hope that this is just want you need to be able to bring your bundle of joy into the world
Good Luck!
Renee - post a pic of the test!
Meadow - Look at you with all your follicles! That's awesome. I was never on Ganorilex, but good luck with it.
Good luck on your beta Elle!
Meadow, that's a perfect number of follies :) I believe Ganorilex does the same thing as Cetrotide? Which is the one I was on, so maybe you were on that one, Elle? I didn't know it was supposed to slow growth, I just knew it was to prevent you from ovulating before the Dr wants you to...but I think those two are used interchangeably?
Renee you are killing me. How are you so patient? :)
Jennifer (33) & DH (35)
Furbaby Rollie (beagle)
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Still waiting for my doc to call with info...I'm chomping at the bit here! Finally feeling the follies growing. The nurse said it was an even 10 and 10 on each side. My AF is finally slowing down to spotting. I am SO READY! And I asked about the shots and they said not to do them directly above the belly button, but slightly above is fine if I felt comfortable with that. She said something about three fingers length below...I wasn't exactly sure... Basically I'm staying with the place that hurts less, LOL!
Meadow (me) + Sarah (DW) married 10/1/11 w/ 3 furbabies!
1 yr of trying. 3 ICI, 3 IUI, IVF #1 - M/C 12/12, FET - BFN, IVF#2 - BFP.
Jenn, beta is Friday, then if positive another one every 2 days until the numbers reach 1000...
I am freaking out worrying that it's just a CP...urgh, I just want to get some beta numbers!!!
S the number almost exactly doubled:
Monday: 92
Today: 182
The nurse said everything looks great and they just went ahead and scheduled me for an ultrasound on the 18th.
I still won't be comfortable until I'm out of the first trimester, but phew :).
Jennifer (33) & DH (35)
Furbaby Rollie (beagle)
IVF #1 - BFN FET- July 2012 - BFP, IVF #2 - July 2014 - MC, FET OCT 2014 -
Jennifer (33) & DH (35)
Furbaby Rollie (beagle)
IVF #1 - BFN FET- July 2012 - BFP, IVF #2 - July 2014 - MC, FET OCT 2014 -
Thanks so much ladies! I will feel much better after my ultrasound in a few weeks.
Krystyn - if there are two lines on your pregnancy test you're going to have a good beta and that period is not coming for a long time :).


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Hope to meet someone to "do life" with my kids and I...would love to find someone who is genuine, funny, loyal, and has similar priorities.
Looking for someone who can realistically see themselves dating a woman with two great kids, lives an active lifestyle, likes to laugh, has a good circle of friends, and a close family and is looking for someone who is smart, challenging, fun, and wants to enjoy life. The ideal person would not be too needy, and has a fair amount of their own independence and personal interests. I need someone to challenge me, in order to make me grow as a human being, but not someone who is argumentative. I can't handle a "yes man". I want enough differences that we can both grow yet, still be individuals, with enough similarities that the important stuff lines up (the "deal breakers"). I have been treated like a queen before, so my expectations are probably higher than some- which seems to be problematic sometimes. It took me a while to figure out that I deserved more- but that's a long boring story. I changed careers to become a pediatric hematology/oncology nursing in March- after a 7 year pursuit and leaving my accounting and finance in the past. I would like to find a guy who is up for atleast trying to fix stuff, and is not afraid to take on a DYI project or two. I'm pretty happy enjoying the simple things- a good run at dusk, a super hot cup of coffee on the patio, or going for a drive to the mountains. I like to stay active and would love to have someone introduce me or join me in new things- golf, hiking some 14'ers, or something equally as great that Colorado has to offer. While I'm a native, I don't really ski (I know...shocking, right?). I attempted to pick up snowboarding a couple of years ago, and broke my tail bone, when I caught the back edge. I'm still determined to keep trying because I really want to have something to look forward to in the winter months and I loved learning something new. And, I need to get my money's worth for the gear/equipment that I purchased! :) I'm more of a beach/sunshine girl, and thankfully Colorado has plenty of sunshine. Sadly, I don't get to the beach as much as I would like to. I guess that's what vacations are for. I love all kinds of music, and the person I date would have to like a little bit of everything. I LOVE seeing live music. I love when people introduce me to new bands/artists. My ipod is all over the place. It's a shame I can't carry a tune, as much as I enjoy my music. I love a guy who makes me laugh (super important), who opens doors, and carries in groceries, and who will surprise me with flowers for no reason. I like someone who is not afraid to participate in the girlie stuff- getting a pedicure or a massage with me, but who will also let me tag along on a fishing trip, or go to a Rockies game and hang out and drink beers with the guys. I love watching how men interact with kids, dogs, and their mom- tells me a lot about the person. What would others say about me: for some reason people think I have a maid because I'm somewhat of a neat freak at home. I have a big heart, I'm funny, I'm loyal, I'm trust worthy, I'm responsible and practical. They would say I am smart, and driven, and motivated. They would say that I'm approachable and friendly and would do anything to help a friend/family member, and even strangers. People tell me how they admire me for changing careers, and how I am an inspiration. Everyone says how strong I am. They would also say that I need to expand my horizons with my dating choices...so here I am...trying to expand my horizons.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports
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Don't feel like the Lone Ranger Dennis, I think we're all in the same boat.
I too blow hot and cold on my work - particularly when it's new. I usually make "reasonable" 8x10 RCs and pin them in my office for as long as it takes before doing the final printing. I've found that a "reasonable" print keeps me better focused, (pardon the pun) on whether or not the image itself is worthwhile. Whereas, with a finished print I tend to focus too heavily on the craft. If, after a few weeks I decide the image is "Fiber Worthy" then I'll print it - having determined over the few weeks 'probation' period what technicals are needed for the finished print. From that point I'll fret over whether the printing was executed well or should it be redone and improved!
Because it's all about emotion, (I've always said that we photograph and emotion - not a subject or object,) we are sometimes in the frame of mind to "get" our own work , and at other times we're not. Whenever I'm in a funk, I re-read Edward Weston's Daybooks - I can't compare my work but I sure do recognize the emotional roller-coaster!
If we didn't second guess our work it would indicate a distinct lack of pride in it. So, on that basis, you bipolarity is a good thing.
Hope this helps.
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'Trial Meets Primary and Key Secondary Endpoints'
NEW YORK, March 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Intra-Cellular Therapies, Inc. today announced the final results from the ITI-007 Phase II trial in patients with Sleep Maintenance Insomnia (SMI). In this study, ITI-007 significantly and dose-dependently increased slow wave sleep and decreased the duration of wake after sleep onset as measured by polysomnography (PSG), meeting the prespecified primary and key secondary endpoints of the trial. ITI-007 also increased total sleep time and sleep efficiency. PSG improvements such as increased total sleep time and slow wave sleep are associated with reports of improved sleep quality. Improvement in these sleep parameters is driven by the unique pharmacology of ITI-007 that can act simultaneously as a 5HT2A receptor antagonist, dopamine receptor phosphoprotein modulator (DPPM), and inhibitor of serotonin reuptake. These additional actions clearly differentiate ITI-007 from other sleep modulating drugs. The present Phase II data suggest the beneficial effects on sleep are a result of ITI-007's distinctive neuropharmacological mechanisms beyond simple 5HT2A receptor antagonism. As such, ITI-007 represents a novel approach for the treatment of insomnia characterized by difficulty in staying asleep, as well as for the treatment of insomnia related to psychiatric and neurologic disorders. These clinical results will be presented at a major scientific meeting in June.
"We are excited to have demonstrated ITI-007's ability to produce such robust improvements on sleep quality," stated Sharon Mates, Chief Executive Officer of Intra-Cellular Therapies. "We believe that the positive effects on sleep in this study are a result of ITI-007's unique pharmacological profile that clearly differentiate it from currently available sleep inducing or sleep maintaining drugs. These data set the stage for further investigation of ITI-007's ability to improve slee
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Fred Bergin & Pappy
Cal Campbell writes: "Pappy and Fred Bergin were partners in Lloyd Shaw Recordings. Fred was a marvelous piano player. He came to several of the Lloyd Shaw Fellowships and would play music on the old piano in the little hall we danced in. We all loved to call to his music. He would listen to your chant, for just a few measures of music, and…
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Carl Ewing giving Pappy Silver Spur.jpg
The Silver Spur was an award established by Bob and Becky Osgood, and awarded to individuals whom Osgood felt should be honored; Lloyd Shaw was the first recipient of the award.
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Al Brundage, Shaw, Rickey Holden, Ed Gilmore
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Cheyenne Mountain Dancers in DC
Note: click on the image above to get a larger picture. For a much larger image, click on the FILE link to the right of the photo.The Cheyenne Mountain Dancers appeared at the National Folk Festival in Washington, DC, in 1939, their first trip to the East from their Colorado Springs home.Left to right: Lloyd "Pappy" ShawMr. Evans (Shop,…
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DTBS Callers & musicians
The callers are joined by the musicians from the Dare To Be Square Weekend. Front row: Jim Morrison, guitar and fiddle; Sam Bartlett, banjo; Claudio Buchwald, piano and fiddle; Steve Hickman, fiddle
DTBS attendees
A group shot of the participants in the Dare To Be Square weekend, Brasstown, NC. There were 69 dancers registered, of whom fully 49 are dance callers.
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Country Dance and Quadrille
In this poem, c. 1822, we see that it's the squires from the countryside of England who prefer the stately Miss Quadrille, while others are initially enamored of the charms of that newcomer from France, Mademoiselle Quadrille.
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Lady Be Good - Ed Gilmore
Ed Gilmore, caller, taking the song by George and Ira Gershwin and turning it into a singing square.
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Kansas City - Ralph Sweet
Ralph Sweet, caller. This singing square, done to a 12-bar blues instead of the usual AABB structure of a traditional fiddle tune, was recorded live in 1964.
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Chase the Rabbit - Ed Gilmore
Ed Gilmore, caller. Gilmore was from California, but demonstrates here his familiarity with traditional Southern Appalachian style patter.
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Redwing - Dip and Dive - Ed Durlacher
Ed Durlacher, caller. The tune is Redwing.
Durlacher's vocal style is distinctive. Recorded in 1941, with music by Al MacLeod's Country Dance Band.
Durlacher's vocal style is distinctive. Recorded in 1941, with music by Al MacLeod's Country Dance Band.
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Duke Miller - Crooked Stovepipe
Duke Miller, caller. Recorded live at the Peterborough Golf Club, August 20, 1965. This dance was a staple of Ralph Page's repertoire as well, which he borrowed from French-Canadian music. Caller Dudley Laufman says that it was also the first dance he learned to call.
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Tony Parkes
Phil Jamison
Larry Edelman
Jim Mayo
Bob Dalsemer
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Brasstown Callers
The six callers at Dare To Be Square, Brasstown, NC, 2011. They are also consultants to this Square Dance History Project. From left to right: Phil Jamison, Bill Litchman, Larry Edelman, Tony Parkes, Bob Dalsemer, and Jim Mayo


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