We conducted observations during nurse, respiratory therapist, and unit clerk shift changes, to examine workflows during times when informational continuity was challenged [ 31].
The best of these is "Route 110," in which Mr. Heaney recalls both "the slack marsupial vent" of a bookstore clerk's change-pocket when he buys a copy of Virgil's Aeneid, and later: "Slim Whitman's wavering tenor amplified/Above sparking dodgems, flying chair-o-planes/A mile of road with parked cars in the twilight".
Also, Weld County Clerk Steve Moreno changed the mail in ballot drop off locations over the weekend, also denying many Spanish speakers the right to mail their ballots in.
Many, including Ms. Nurmi, the town clerk, see the changes -- both the growth and the proposed regulation of it -- as a mixed blessing.
Kentucky bows to clerk Kim Davis and changes marriage license rules.
Customers hand over their cash -- no credit cards -- and the clerk returns with change and groceries in one trip.
But then the clerk has no change for your stamp and scurries off to find the manager again.
Second, when you want to change where a call is forwarded to, you have to call the phone company and ask a clerk to make a change in the forwarding.
But on May 23, he filed a petition with the Pulaski County clerk's office to change his name again, this time to Abdulhakim Bledsoe.
In "Ring of Bright Water" (1969), at 10, Mr. Travers portrays a London civil service clerk whose life is changed when he decides to move Mij, his rambunctious pet-shop otter, to a village along the west Scottish coast.
