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The Spring Training truck and the legend of Denny Matthews' apple box
A moving truck pulled up to our temporary offices this morning. We're not quite ready to move back to the renovated Kauffman Stadium…this was the Spring Training truck, destined for Surprise, Arizona. The event is an annual sign that baseball season is just around the corner and we couldn't be more excited!
Fox Sports Kansas City announcer Ryan Lefebvre stopped by with a few items bound for the desert sun.
Later, the well traveled apple box arrived. Royals Hall of Fame broadcaster Denny Matthews has packed Spring Training items in this sturdy apple box for many years…we asked Denny how many years and he said "It's like a tree…you have to count the rings, in this case, rings of tape." We weren't going to get that precise, so Denny estimated somewhere over 20 years. So, if you have some packing to do, find a reliable apple box!
Finally, we spotted outfielder and KC resident David DeJesus, who brought his duffel bag and luggage. Position players report on February 17, but David will head to Surprise in the next few days to start early workouts with his teammates, some of whom are already down there.


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The Highway Patrol confirms a suspect busted for manufacturing methamphetamine at a Kill Devil Hills motel is back in jail after a high-speed chase along U.S. 64.
Troopers say the chase started Friday night when a pickup truck driven by Joseph Forbes Jr. turned around as it approached a checkpoint in Tyrrell County. Forbes had just gotten out of jail on the meth charge. Troopers say another suspect in the meth case, Beverly Howell, was a suspect in the case.
Deputies chased the truck into Washington County at speeds up to 95 miles an hour. Troopers say Forbes swerved at 2 deputies before running into a ditch. Neither of the troopers was injured.
Howell was injured and taken to Vidant Medical Center.
Forbes now faces multiple counts in connection with the chase.
Three people were arrested last week for manufacturing methamphetamine inside a coastal motel room, according to The Virginian-Pilot newspaper.
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A six-year-old Virginia boy who tried to drive his family car to school told police that he learned to drive from playing Grand Theft Auto and Monster Truck Jam.
As reported by the Associated Press, the boy missed his school bus and took the keys to the family ride, a 2005 Ford Taurus. His mother was sleeping at the time. From the AP report:
He made at least two 90-degree turns, passed several cars and ran off the rural two-lane road several times before hitting an embankment and utility pole about a mile and a half from school.
"He was very intent on getting to school," said Northumberland County Sheriff Chuck Wilkins. "When he got out of the car, he started walking to school. He did not want to miss breakfast and PE."
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Holyoke Volunteer Firefighters gathered at their annual meeting to revisit 2013's activities as well as elect officers for 2014 Thursday, Jan. 2.
Steve Young and Bob Heldenbrand were elected to resume their posts as president and vice president. David Churchwell was named chief for 2014 after serving as 1st assistant chief in 2013. Rod Trumper was elected as 1st assistant chief, John Durbin 2nd assistant chief and Ken Hoch secretary/treasurer.
HVFD had a busy 2013, responding to 50 fire alarms throughout the year, according to the 2013 annual secretary and historian reports.
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Gwen Stefani, son Zuma, and her sexy tennis-loving hubby Gavin Rossdale were guests at the 5th annual K-Swiss Desert Smash gala at the La Quinta Resort & Club in Palm Springs, CA.
The tennis and golf event benefited Variety Club of the Desert: The Children's Charity, a group of local business leaders helping kids in need.
The famous family and their fellow celeb guests including Lance Bass, Michael Vartan, Daniel Baldwin watched a doubles match featuring the sexy pairing of Novak Djokovic + Marat Safin. Do you think they did a synchronized short dropping show, y'know for old time's sake?
One can only dream. *faints, drools on self*
UPDATE: Thanks to an anonymous reader you can see more images from the day here (btw, who's the grey-shirted hottie in images #17 + 20. D-reamy.)
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(UPDATED) PHOTO OP: Gwen + Gavin take in Nole + Marat at K-Swiss Desert Smash
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Where are the pictures of Marat?!ReplyDelete
- johanneMarch 11, 2009 at 10:45 AM
OMG Nole and Marat playing doubles together?! Hell yeah! Keep that one up, boys! That's hot!ReplyDelete
I've been searching and searching and SEARCHING for available pics of the boys playing with each other (watch it!) with no luck. That's the best I could do so far.ReplyDelete
My account with Getty is for subscription pics only and the ones from the event yesterday are for purchase only. Bastardos.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
I'm so sick of Adidas. They have the most lackluster kits ever! Plain white and puke green or blind me yellow. Ugh! Ugh! and Ugh!ReplyDelete
Marat is still gorgeous though. :)
Djoko? Safin? Rossdale? Vartan? Baldwin? Sounds like one hell of a hotfest to me!ReplyDelete
And in the middle of all of that: Gwen Stefani. My personal style queen.
Ah, I need to go there. NOW.
Marat and Nole... I don't know if my heart is strong enough to deal with that level of hotness in one go.ReplyDelete
I love whoever thought this up. Seriously.
*joins Rich in naked baller heaven again*
*fights through uber-crowded naked baller heaven*ReplyDelete
*grabs some arse, waves to all*
do i have to be reincarnated AGAIN? double drats.
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2009 at 3:45 PM
the guy with the grey shirt you were asking - isn't he french - gasquet or something similar...ReplyDelete
Anon you're thinking of Paul Henri Mathieu not the dude Rich is talking about. I made the same mistake at first.ReplyDelete
Rich the guy in the gray shirt looks like Jeremy Bloom. I know I have seen him before but not knowing exactly who he is is killing me!!!
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2009 at 11:14 PM
Safin pics, found them! Here you go, fellow Safin fans:ReplyDelete
sara: OMG - Jeremy Bloom! Must...take...cold...colder...showerReplyDelete
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You all should come up here and hunt. A guide is required for non-residents to hunt Brown/Grizzly, sheep and goats, but it's still a great place to hunt DIY and you can camp out with all the bears you want!
You all should come up here and hunt. A guide is required for non-residents to hunt Brown/Grizzly, sheep and goats, but it's still a great place to hunt DIY and you can camp out with all the bears you want!
I got her done this year, AKaviator, and it was awesome!
No guide needed:
My dream hunt awaits me! Hopefully some day.
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Great job Bitterroot! I saw in another post that you had taken a bull, he's a beauty!! What general area did ya hunt? If you look back in the Fairbanks Daily News Miner, you might see some photos of a bull a lucky hunter got this season...73" and scored over 250! Wish it was me.
Yours looks like an old bull and I love the photo, it expresses why we hunt!
If you look to come back up, send me a pm and I might be able to help out.
I'm coming back to Alaska. Hunted brown bears and caribou. Killed both 7-8 years ago. Hunted with Rick grant. Tikchik air ventures. Anyway. Me and my hunting partner r coming up to do unguided float hunt for trophy moose.
Do u have an area that u would recommend for a trophy limited draw bull moose float hunt. Archery only muzz only. Anything that would increase the chance of trophy. We are very adept at rowing
Caribou black bear would just be collateral damage. But welcome
Any ideas
Pm me
It was a drive up and back, DIY hunt. I went with two other guys and we all got bulls. Fairbanks area. I got an email with the bull you referenced... what a stud! Mine should be close to the awards (210+), with his excellent palm development. We will have to see after the drying period.
Alaska is more affordable than some may think. We did it for under $2K each.
pm has been sent!
How long does it take to drive from montana to alaska? We've looked into it, but its like a week up and a week back in travel from the gulf coast is my impression.....
It took 44 hours to drive up. We drove in shifts ... Straight through.


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Atlas dc cable has screw collar, why?
Posted 25 December 2012 - 09:08 AM
My lovely wife got my a dc power cable for my atlas mount, and I noticed that the mount end has a screw collar. My mount does not have a matching fitting, is it something on the newer style mounts?
Would be nice to have that is for sure, I use my Velcro cord wrap to keep my dc cable in place in case it tries to loosen itself and pop out.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 10:02 AM
Mine's and older unit, purchased shortly after the GOTO version was introduces. It features a non-threading "L" angled DC plug on the end of the cable.
These have been in production by Synta for quite awhile, and Synta makes many other mounts. My guess would be that the share parts among them, and this run they have DC plugs with threaded collars.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 10:21 AM
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Posted 25 December 2012 - 11:02 AM
Synta is only producing one style of DC cable these days. The thread on collar is for the CGEM mount, but you get it with the CG5, Atlas, etc. now, too, even though they can't use the locking feature.
Of course, why have that useful feature across the product line
Thanks for clearing it up.
The other funny thing is the cable is 24 feet long.... What the heck? Been a while since school, but long runs of wire plus DC equals more resistance. Especially since the battery will be right under the tripod. Maybe I could wrap the extra cordage around my scope and keep the dew away
Posted 25 December 2012 - 11:29 AM
Solution? Get thee to Jim Henson's Scopestuff.com and get a nice short coiled power cord. And it will not have the threaded collar that is annoying you.
Why don't all the Synta mounts have the collar? Probably they don't want to go back and update the older mounts, but who knows? Many are the mysteries of the Chinese telescopes.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 01:42 PM
I would assume that the Orion equivalent to the SkyWatcher version of this mount will come with the screw on power connection and that is why the DC cables are now being made this way.
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This is avaiable as a $100.00 upgrade to the Atlas from Astrotroniks:
Posted 20 January 2013 - 03:56 PM
The screw collar/ receptical on the mount can be a huge help for use in cold conditions - keeps the cable from falling out when it contracts with the cold.
This is avaiable as a $100.00 upgrade to the Atlas from Astrotroniks:
100 bucks? Now I have heard everything.
Posted 20 January 2013 - 10:09 PM
Easy to do for some, but not for many.
You Southern boys only have to worry 'bout gators nipping at your jeans and the skeeters bitin' on your nack. Upon North, on a mountain top, in a freezing wind, I once had to re-align 5 times when the cable kept falling out due to different rates of metal contraction in the cold. Screw on cable easily worth $100.00 after the 3rd re-alignment.


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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - The Spurs were without Tony Parker, but his
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Tim Duncan filled the stat sheet with 16 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and
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Manu Ginobili scored all 17 of his points in the first half, while Danny Green
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Apply vitamins A+D ointment to your hands and rub in well right before bed at night without washing it off. It sounds messy, but if your skin is really dry and cracked, you'll find it soaks in the ointment during the night, and you should awaken to the cracks mostly healed and less redness and soreness. Some people find they get even better results if they wear cotton gloves after applying the ointment.
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Although he has remained quiet throughout the controversy surrounding his recent shooting incident, Rick Ross has finally broken his silence. Ross spoke with MTV's Sway Calloway, explaining that he's "staying positive" and "moving forward."
"[There are] no suspects and we not here to speculate on any suspects," he shared on Grammy night regarding his shooting. "I'm just staying positive, I'm moving forward and I'm just staying on top of my game."
He also acknowledged that his life has been altered by the shooting but that he hopes to keep doing what he loves.
"You most definitely gotta make some adjustments, but at the same time I'ma live my life and I'ma do what I love to do, and that's make music," he noted.
According to Ross, his focus is on music. He explained that MMG has much to look forward to in 2013.
"MMG, we got the biggest releases of this year coming so that's my focus. Mastermind this year, Wale coming, Stalley coming, Omarion coming — the team coming. We working."
Late last month, Rick Ross reportedly crashed his Rolls Royce while escaping a shooting. The interview can be seen below.
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Health coverage for new veterans became a topic of national water cooler discussion in recent days after Esquire published a watchdog group's story about the Navy SEAL who shot terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden. The SEAL claimed that he lost all medical coverage when he left the military after 16 years of service — four years short of a pension and retiree health benefits.
Other media outlets quickly revealed that the story was inaccurate on this point, and Esquire and the Bay Area-based Center for Investigative Reporting later corrected their reports.
But the celebrity of the Navy SEAL-bin Laden connection put a spotlight on the usually unglamorous issue of health care for young vets.
In Coronado, the two-star admiral who commands all Navy SEALs issued a statement this week saying that the Bin Laden shooter — who wasn't named in Esquire — got advice about his options before he left.
"Months ahead of his separation, he was counseled on status and benefits and provided with options to continue his career until retirement eligible," said Rear Adm. Sean Pybus, Naval Special Warfare commander.
Pybus also pointed out that SEALs are among the best and brightest, which begs the question: If this elite fighter didn't understand his medical benefits as a veteran, who does?
At least one other former Navy SEAL who served in Iraq — San Diego marketing entrepreneur and reality TV star Brent Gleeson — said he was unaware of the VA health care option, which provides five years of free health care to post-Sept. 11 combat veterans for problems even remotely related to their military service, plus low-cost overall coverage.
"I certainly didn't know that," Gleeson said in an email last week.
The San Diego region is home to 32,786 veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan era, one of the largest concentrations in the United States. Only 14,622 of them are using VA health care, said spokeswoman Cindy Butler at the La Jolla VA hospital.
The reason for the gap remains an open question — the short attention span of young people, the mind-numbing complexity of rules governing the ins and outs of VA care?
"Most of them are young, and they feel they don't really need health care," said Edward Gause, supervisor of enrollment at the San Diego VA. "The information that health care is available to them is provided at a time when they are thinking about, 'I want to get on with life, and I'm not sick right now.' "
In recent years, the military has beefed up transition-to-civilian-life classes, which now can last five days.
Francisco Garcia, a 27-year-old Marine veteran who served in Iraq in 2006, just never got the word.
Garcia said the person scheduled to give the VA presentation in his transition seminar was on vacation or sick that day.
Soon after discharge in 2009, Garcia discovered his VA medical benefits thanks to swine flu.
He was working as a gas station cashier when he caught the flu. Sick as a dog, and thinking he had health insurance through his job, he went to Pomerado Hospital in Poway. A doctor there advised him to check out the La Jolla VA hospital in the future. He did.
"They kept asking me if I was service-connected, if I had a place to live," Garcia said. "Once I started answering them, before you know it I had a psychiatrist, I had a therapist and I had someone for ortho(pedics.)"


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Back in 2006, B.B. Brown approached Otto Timms, the owner of Paradise Drag Strip in Calhoun, Georgia about putting a nostalgia drag event together. The track opened in 1961, so it has tons of history in its roots, including high-level match races, and some of the fastest Super Stock racers in the Southeast. Paradise Drag Strip was originally a quarter mile track, but these days it's used only as an eighth mile for safety reasons, and the Show-N-Go event is held twice a year-one in the spring and one in the fall. With a car show, lots of heads up racing and an enormous swap meet, the Paradise Show-N-Go is a must-go event.
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With a satin gray finish and a slightly lowered stance, this '40 Ford pickup looks tame, but packs a fuel injected small-block Ford engine for power. Simple styling makes this pickup a sleeper on the street.The swap meet opens at 7 a.m., so it's smart to get there early and scope out the good deals, like this '34 Chevy sedan body, which had a marked price of $1,150. We're betting a grand would've bought it, and though it had some rust, it would make a very cool beater.You'll always see a few dragsters at the Show-N-Go, and this one was on the market. It's nicely restored with a traditionally-dressed and Hilborn-injected small-block Chevy between the rails. If only drag cars were still this simple!With a mixture of steel wheels and slotted mags, this Plymouth gasser has the right look and got plenty of attention at the show. Add a pair of fender-well headers, plenty of vintage decals and hand-lettering to the list of details, and you have one cool hot rod.Mark Westbrook owns this '30 Model A and hails from Rossville, Georgia. The un-chopped Tudor sits just right over a pair of stock 'rails, with a simplistic small-block Ford resting just ahead of the recessed firewall. Mark is a member of the Bullet Hill Gang car club.It's hard to beat the classic look of a bright red Deuce roadster, especially when the stance and the wheel and tire combination is spot on. Chad Adams owns this fine example, and hails from Calhoun, Georgia.Historic drag cars are plentiful at the Show-N-Go and the Hemi Hurricane Willys has been a regular at Paradise Drag Strip since 1965. Bunky Bobo campaigned this car in the '60s, running a 426ci Hemi that came out of a factory Super Stock Dodge. It's beautifully restored and never fails to draw a crowd.Bobby Harrison owns this '48 Chevy Fleetline, which has the mild custom look nailed. Rolling on wide whitewall radials and '56 Fiesta caps, the deep blue Chevy has all the right ingredients for a great custom. The skirts and spot lights certainly help the cause.
Covered in a flawless coat of bright red paint, Johnny Kaylor's '61 Chevy bubbletop has all the right stuff. Start with a red and white, rolled and pleated interior, move to the chrome Keystone wheels and make your way around to the engine bay, and you'll quickly realize this Impala's cool factor.Under the Impala's hood is a well-dressed W-motor, topped with three Rochester's, finned accessories and white, VHT-coated headers. This Impala would've been top dog in the mid-'60s and it still ranks highly in our book!What this truck lacks in traditional flavor, it makes up with insanely fast E.T.'s and wheels-up launches. Power comes from an LS7 engine, which is basically stock, resulting in a low maintenance, fuel efficient and very fast hot rod.The spectator count is always high at the Show-N-Go and folks line the fences, just like they did in the old days. This nose-high Henry J was definitely a favorite among the gasser crowd, and it made several passes throughout the racing portion of the event.Hap Chastain came down from Tennessee in this tidy '41 Chevy pickup. The two-tone color combination is a unique blend, and the Chevy rallyes add to the flavor of the simplistic truck, which features minimal body modifications.Rolling on big-n-little Halibrand's, this fenderless '33 Ford caught the eye of many hot rodders. With a blown big block Chevy and a nicely chopped top, the aggressive three-window coupe was hard to resist.How about a '28 Ford Model A Tudor body with a title for $4,800? We didn't see any rust, and the un-chopped sedan bodies have become a hot commodity for traditional rodders, so it seemed to be a fair price.Trickum Chopper and Hot Rods built this low slung hot rod and came up from Woodstock, Georgia to show it off and have a good time. The chopped and channeled sedan started as a '35 Plymouth, and power comes from a blown small-block Chevy.
Slammed to the pavement, this rusty GMC pickup has all sorts of pinstriping and lettering to complement the look. A set of custom fender-well headers exits through large holes in the front fenders.Eric Ondras brought out his wicked '55 T-Bird and turned heads all day. With a straight axle, protruding rear slicks and vintage lettering, you can't deny the car's gasser status, and the missing front bumper adds to the style. Eric hails from Ranger, Georgia and he's a member of the Gear Eaters club.Even though B.B. Brown stayed plenty busy running this show, he still found the time to make a pass in his trusty Willys sedan. From what we've heard, B.B. is currently building a short wheelbase front engine dragster as well, so he definitely has the nostalgia bug.With three rows of swap meet vendors expanding the length of the track, there was nearly 100 vendors with all kinds of cool stuff. We even spotted a pair of four-hole Romeo Palamides wheels for $400-without question, a deal like that doesn't last long with a big group of keen hot rodders.Tommy Jones loves nostalgia racing, and who can blame him? He has a killer Corvette gasser that runs in mid 7's in the eighth-mile and a wife that loves going racing almost as much as he does. The small-block powered Corvette has just the right amount of vintage flavor.This '36 Plymouth coupe blends rat rod styling with a certain amount of dirt track racing influence. Denny Nash is the proud owner of the low-down coupe, and he hails from Chattanooga, Tennessee.A '36 Chevy convertible is certainly a rarity and this one is simply flawless, with a slick coating of bright red paint and a perfect stance accompanied by a set of polished five-window wheels. Jim Ragland owns the bright red beauty.


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Ana Ivanovic has finally settled on a full-time coach.
The Roland Garros champ, who was rumored to be looking towards Dave Rineberg, has chosen American Craig Kardon. Kardon is a former pro who previously worked with Martina Navratilova (during her run to a record 9th Wimbledon title), Lindsay Davenport, Mary Pierce, Jennifer Capriati, Alexandra Stevenson, and Xavier Malisse. He also runs his own online coaching center.
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I'm happy to begin working with Craig. We're going to see how it goes in the beginning and then I'll make a decision about the longer-term future.
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A community group known for its controversial and antagonistic tactics is asking other neighborhood organizations to take a vote on whether they support Cincinnati's proposed streetcar project.
In a recent e-mail sent to leaders of the city's network of neighborhood councils, John Sess, president of the Westwood Civic Association, wants to gauge sentiment about the project. Sess states he will be "keeping tracks of the results," presumably to lobby city officials to reconsider the project.
Although no one seems to want to comment directly on the situation, more details are emerging about the bitter political dispute between Cincinnati City Councilman Jeff Berding and several anti-streetcar groups.
In the heated debate over budget cuts at City Hall, several groups are alleging Cincinnati City Councilman Jeff Berding is "two-faced" and told various individuals during his 2009 campaign that he would end his support for the proposed streetcar project.
In this week's Porkopolis column, I wondered how Cincinnati Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls felt about "being continually used as a human shield" by City Councilman Chris Bortz on an issue of a potential conflict of interest.
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We all know the relevance of business analytics to traditional applications like
Because advanced case management includes and contextually integrates numerous technologies, case analytics can add value in a variety ways. For example, business process management, a core element of advanced case management, leverages analytics to provide the status and volumes of work to be performed among roles and individuals involved in processes. It is also used to help determine how and when to fill work queues to optimize those processes. Forrester Research discusses the intersection of business intelligence and business process management here. But in addition to the focus on process capabilities, when applied more broadly to advanced case management, case analytics give users and managers a view of the numbers and types of cases being processed as well their status relative to completion. This may not sound like a significant advantage, but consider that most case work involves quite a bit of information that must be obtained from outside parties and internal subject matter experts and that case work must often be paused until that information arrives. Understanding the status of such collaborative and dynamic work elements, as well as having the knowledge of what types of cases may be causing these slow downs, can deliver significant benefits in customer service and process visibility to organizations.
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Welcome to IBM's new advanced case management blog. This blog will focus on a series of topics on how to address organizations' case management needs for all industries. In our first article, I would like to highlight feedback from our customers about leveraging and embracing collaboration as an integrated part of their case management business processes.
Organizations today have increasing business pressures to meet heightened customers' requirements in core aspects of their business while seeking to reduce costs for servicing customers. Loan origination and management, claim servicing and benefit administration are just a few examples. Government agencies are compelled to provide greater transparency for citizen's requests and commercial organizations need to provide exceptional customer service while retaining competitive cost structures. Add to that, increased demands to meet audit and regulatory requirements plus respond to legal inquiries.
Varying types of automation have streamlined case processes in recent years including content-centric business process management, CRM, ERP and PLM environments. The cases that many knowledge workers focus on today are complex exceptions which are not easily addressed through automated processes. Milestones for resolution may be pre-defined, but identifying who within an organization should involved and which individual steps must be taken to meet the milestones change from case to case. Identifying pockets of domain expertise to involve is crucial to rapid case resolution. As well, visibility and tracking of complex exception cases is critical in order to balanced resources and insure resolution across cases.
Add to today's business environment a combination of collaboration tools – team rooms, wikis, blogs an instant messaging which are separated from automation environments. Collaboration, interaction and decision making is occurring independent of customer facing or compliance tracking environments.
What organizations today need for case management is real-time, efficient and highly transparent collaboration among employees and within teams, regardless of time zones, national borders and corporate divisions. Finding the right subject matter expert is often critical to make an ad-hoc decision required to bring a case to an optimal closure. Case workers also need to interact with a case directly from the office productivity tools they use every day. Finally, content in context is important. Cases must contain a 360º view of information, correspondence, tasks, policies and rules, processes and events that were required for resolution to provide context for case workers. A case oriented view of a customer or citizen needs to be retained to support regulatory requirements and provide customer facing teams with a comprehensive, enterprise view of case status and history. For additional views on what businesses require to support case management, take a look at a recent interview with Connie Moore and Craig Le Clair from Forrester Research.
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As evidenced from this image, clouds are a very significant part of the Earth's appearance from space and contribute to its albedo, a measure of what fraction of the sun's radiation is absorbed by the Earth surface. Averaged over the whole Earth and whole year, cloud cover is believed to reduce the radiation received at the Earth's surface by 27.6 W/m2.[1] For comparison, the forcing associated with climate change between 1750 and 2000 is about 1.2 W/m2 [1]; hence, small variations in cloud cover are considered to be potentially significant source of climate variability. Unfortunately, clouds are considered to be one of the primary sources of uncertainty in current climate models, largely because the evolution of cloud cover depends on small scale processes and trace gases that are not easily modelled with existing computational techniques [2].
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ARLINGTON, Washington (Reuters) – Rescue workers searched through mucky rubble on Tuesday with hopes dwindling of finding any more survivors from among scores of people still missing from a devastating weekend mudslide in Washington state that killed at least 14.
About a dozen workers searched overnight for as many as 176 people who have been reported missing since a rain-soaked hillside collapsed on Saturday morning, swallowing dozens of homes near Oso, Snohomish County Executive John Lovick said.
Compounding the sense of urgency was a fear of flooding as water levels rose behind a crude dam of mud and rubble that had been dumped into the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River by the slide in an area along State Route 530, about 55 miles northeast of Seattle, in the Pacific Northwest state.
Authorities said they were hoping the number of people listed as missing would decline as they had perhaps been double-counted or were slow to alert family and officials of their whereabouts.
John Pennington, Snohomish County's director of emergency management, said that after three days, the operation was shifting from a rescue operation to a recovery mission.
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"We have responded as well as we can, and we will continue to do that, but … we are turning that very delicate corner in the recovery operation," Pennington said.
By early on Tuesday, rescuers failed to locate any more people in the rubble.
Search crews and volunteers were "dealing with devastation" on the ground, Pennington said, noting they cannot use heavy equipment because of the conditions and must work by hand.
President Barack Obama, who was in Europe for a meeting with world leaders, signed an emergency declaration ordering U.S. government assistance to supplement state and local relief efforts, the White House said.
The president called Washington Governor Jay Inslee on Tuesday to discuss the mudslide, Inslee's office said. House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said on Twitter, "Grateful for first responders who continue search & rescue efforts."
More than 100 properties were hit by the mudslide. Eight people were injured.
A 22-week-old baby hurt in the slide remained in critical condition at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after being taken there by helicopter along with his mother, who also was hurt, the hospital said.
A report filed to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1999 highlighting "the potential for a large catastrophic failure" was one of many warnings issued about the area where the disaster occurred, the Seattle Times newspaper reported.
The rescue effort after Saturday's mudslide has been fraught with treacherous conditions and stalled efforts.
Quicksand-like conditions forced rescue workers to suspend their efforts at dusk on Sunday. Some workers, mired in mud up to their armpits, had to be dragged to safety.
Search crew workers were forced again to retreat briefly on Monday from the western edge of the slide area after movement was detected along a 1,500-foot (460-meter) stretch of earth.
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Co-Deviser with Wynn Fricke and student collaborators, RATIONS: a new performance about food and eating. April, 2013.
Director, staged reading of The Way of Water, by Caridad Svich, as part of the world-wide readings project marking the 2nd anniversary of the BP/Deepwater Horizon Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. A Frank Theatre/Macalester THDA collaboration, April, 2012.
Director, The Inland Sea, by Naomi Wallace. Macalester College. U.S. Premiere.
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Director, 2.5 Minute Ride, by Lisa Kron. Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company, St.
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"Crucial Unspeakables, or Pedagogies of the Repressed: Directing Sex in the Plays of Naomi Wallace," in Cummings & Abbitt, eds.(2014) The Theatre of Naomi Wallace: Embodied Dialogues, Palgrave Macmillan.
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Break (one-act play), XCP: Cross-Cultural Poetics, No. 13, Fall, 2003.
"Haunting the Social Unconscious: Naomi Wallace's In the Heart of America," Journal
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Junior Laura Pimienta and freshman Jessica Nelson spent their winter breaks teaching their younger counterparts to play the game that they all love.
Arizona defeats GCU 3-0 in this Saturday night exhibition at Mulcahy Stadium.
Arizona teams will square off this Saturday, April 7th at 9 p.m.
The Wildcats bested the University of New Mexico in the first of Arizona's exhibition matches this Spring.
Arizona travels to New Mexico to play in their first game of the 2016 Spring Season on Sunday.
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The 2015 edition of Arizona women's soccer was one for the ages. The squad finished with a record of 14-6-2, which is remarkable if you look at Arizona's record just in 2011 (1-16-2).
The NSCAA announced that sophomore attacker Gabi Stoian was named to the All-Pacific Region First Team on Thursday. Stoian joins nine other Pac-12 student-athletes that were named to the first team.
Senior Sheaffer Skadsen was named an Academic All-American by CoSIDA on Tuesday along with 10 other top student-athletes across the country.
Stanford (19-2-1) scored in the 18th minute and never looked back as they defeated the Arizona Wildcats (14-6-2) by a score of 3-0.