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Use the Cooling Terminal and put in your solution to watch a nice long scene where your cartridge is cooled, which will plop back out to give you the Dispersal Cartridge full of Herbicide. Now you can take whichever path you want back to the Greenhouse Control Room and use the Dispersal Panel to pump the Greenhouse full of herbicide. This will drastically reduce the amount of plant life in the room, killing back the larger flowers, vines and roots to drop the dead scientist down and give you a path to him.

Make-or-break player: There’s probably a few starting pitchers you could choose from, but it really has to come down to Hader. He’s such a luxury for a manager, and if he’s limited or ineffective in any way, the Brewers will have to change their plans on the fly. Their offense is deep, and the rest of the staff has its roles, but Hader gives them so much on the days he pitches. He remains the key. — Jesse Rogers

Inventors of the minuteKEY key duplication technology named in the patent include Daniel Freeman and Ari Freeman. This patent claims an ultimate priority to provisional patents filed in November of 2006. 

In addition to improving organizational processes, the new team ensured that the company’s focus was squarely on the customer. In 2009, in what Cobban calls “in hindsight a moment of genius,” the management team invented the measure of the customer hour, a unit of wait time for a customer (a customer waiting for a credit card for an hour equals one customer hour), and used the PIE concept to eliminate as many customer hours as possible. Cobban hoped to be able to take 10 million customer hours out of the bank and ended up taking out 250 million. The process, Cobban says, “was really focused on making the customer’s life better,” a goal that unlike, say, increasing the bank’s profits, gave DBS employees a shared sense of purpose. (Google, Cobban notes, has since adapted DBS’s customer hours concept.) The shift in focus entailed an accompanying shift in the meaning of performance, as the previous measures of success were no longer relevant.

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“Musicians are here, many of whom are coming back home to retire, but they simply don’t have places to perform. More festivals downtown will result in duplicating the success New Orleans has attracting tourism.”

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"Further, this patent will protect minuteKEY’s valuable intellectual property for a substantial length of time and ensures that our company and investors will benefit as we continue to grow and innovate," he added.

1. Gave new meaning to “performance.” Once the PIEs had resolved the customer satisfaction problems related to basic issues like length of wait time for customer center calls, they evolved into a set of programs focused more holistically on the customer. Cobban recalls, “We realized we now need to take friction out of the customer journey — it’s a lot faster than it used to be, but still there’s quite a lot of friction. This deep understanding of what customers really need is pivotal to what we built in.” DBS turned to human-centered design thinking to solve customer problems, running more than 500 “customer journey projects.” Employees are invited to create solutions and pitch them to senior staff. That might mean designing apps that don’t consume too much battery power because in a digital age, being “respectful,” part of the RED mandate, means being conscious of the importance of a customer’s battery life.