Mars Bar Australia and Clemenger BBDO Melbourne have launched a new brand platform for the iconic chocolate bar, 'Enough Chocolate to Deal with Anything'.
Representing a shift away from positioning Mars Bar as something that provides energy, the new platform aims to showcase how the chocolate bar can provide Australians with the confidence they need to overcome even the most awkward situations.
To rise above anything that may come your way, the campaign tackles some of life's most awkward and dumbstruck encounters with tongue-in-cheek comedy, by overcoming these moments with the well-loved familiarity and boldness of the iconic Mars Bar.
The launch TVC plays on a live portait drawing class which quickly takes an uncomfortable turn for one innocent artist, as he quickly realizes the naked model that's just taken her place is none other than his mother. Despite the look of terror on the son's face, he completes the drawing thanks to his Mars Bar.
Suzanne Morrison, marketing director at Mars Chocolate Australia said, "The new platform helps us refresh the Mars brand and make a statement that is big and bold like the Mars bar itself, and importantly, add some of that Australian humour that we all know and love.
The new brand platform will launch through 15' second TVC's, 6' bumpers, OOH, social, digital as well as a roll out of activations over the coming months.


A niche supplier of electrical products, primarily customized and standard power cords and electrical cable and wire products, was seeking to refinance its existing debt and support working capital. The Company was saddled with debt from a former sister company that went out of business in 2010. This debt obligation, while being reduced over time, limited the Company's ability to invest in its busienss and created working capital constraints. The Company worked diligently to cut costs and improve margins and needed a new lender that understood the business and could provide working capital financing to support its growth. The Company retained Concord as its exclusive financial advisor to arrange its debt financing and identify a lender that understood the Company's business and objectives. Concord quickly identified the most appropriate senior lenders for the Company and prepared a detailed memorandum highlighting the Company's diverse, blue chip customer base, strong supplier network, efficient operations, and strong management team. Concord conducted a targeted and efficient deal process with regional and national asset-based lenders to procure the most appropriate financing for the Company. A family office provided a $1.35 million senior secured working capital line of credit and the existing lender, a national bank, took back a $900K junior secured term loan. The Company's owner and management team were impressed with Concord's proven process and its ability to negotiate and structure a multi-faceted financing solution.


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All this week until Saturday, they are offering a new "drink of the day," which is 20% off from 9:30 till 4:30, and then the drink becomes FREE. 4:30 is really when the party starts, as they offer cute pastries to those who hang out inside to claim their free beverages. Check out pictures from Day 1  of the happening — the line was out the door!
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Reut, M.S.; Fineran, B. A. 1999: An evaluation of the taxonomy of Utricularia dichotoma Labill., U. monanthos Hook.f., and U. novae-zelandiae Hook.f. (Lentibulariaceae). New Zealand Journal of Botany 37(2): 243-255.


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The new rail timetable, being introduced as part of the Thameslink upgrade project, has come into force.
The big change for Reigate is the loss of direct London Bridge services, but the adding of more London Victoria trains.
For Victoria passengers, the new half-hourly direct service will run throughout the day, Monday – Saturday, taking 46 – 48 minutes.
But the loss of the direct London Bridge link will hit many commuters – with a need to change trains at East Croydon or Redhill.
However, London Bridge journey times may not be as bad as feared: in the morning peak, the 0720 will take just 40 minutes (arriving London Bridge 0900, changing at Redhill), while the 0736 will take 47 minutes (arriving 0823, changing at East Croydon). There is, however, then a gap until the 0804 (arriving 0900, changing Redhill).
For early morning services, there had been concerns about two GWR trains which served as useful shuttles to Redhill: however, these are now back in the timetable, but slightly retimed.
From past experiences, local rail users may doubt the ability of Govia Thameslink to deliver the new timetable reliably – and in any event some services are being progressively introduced over the next few weeks.
The National Rail Enquiries website can be checked before travelling, and the Reigate, Redhill & District Rail Users' Association (RRDRUA) have put together information for local stations on their website.
RRDRUA's Facebook group will also no doubt prove an invaluable resource if there are any teething troubles.
The new timetable marks the final stages of the Thameslink upgrade project, with cross-London services (Horsham to Peterborough, Cambridge to Brighton) now forming the bedrock of local mainline services.
The benefits of the project – and the pain it has caused over the last few years – have been much discussed.
The loss of Reigate's direct London Bridge link is one consequence – the fixed-formation Thameslink trains are too long for Reigate's existing layout meaning they can't use the station: Network Rail would like the funding to build a new Platform 3 that could accommodate them.
Other talking points over the next few weeks may include the new Thameslink trains themselves – they can hold more people, but with more of them standing and less of them sitting.


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Success isn't just about IQ or EQ: You need love and adaptability
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Left: Jack Ma; Right: Natalie Frotto. (Source: Getty; TED)
You've definitely heard of IQ, intelligence quotient; and by now, you've probably also heard of EQ, or emotional intelligence quotient.
But there's two quotients you might not have heard of, and that's 'AQ' and 'LQ': the adaptability quotient, and the love quotient.
And according to Alibaba founder Jack Ma as well as former IBM strategist and Goldman Sachs venture investor Natalie Fratto, these are different kinds of intelligences that will distinguish you and make you successful in the workforce of tomorrow, where machines instead of people are going to be doing a lot of the heavy lifting.
Related story: Experience, education, training are useless to employers without this one skill
Related story: 5 questions to ask in an interview to test someone's 'people skills'
Related story: 10 skills you won't need by 2022 — and 10 you will
What is AQ?
According to Frotto, AQ can be understood as a kind of offshoot of IQ, and it's what she looks for when she assess start-up founders to invest in.
"I look for signs of one specific trait," she said in a TED Talk. "It's adaptability: how well a person reacts to the inevitability of change, and lots of it.
"That's the single most important determinant for me. I subscribe to the belief that adaptability itself is a form of intelligence, and our adaptability quotient, or AQ, is something that can be measured, tested and improved."
AQ isn't just a quality that only start-up founders should have, however: the rest of us will need it, too, given the pace of change that we all now have to keep up with.
"Whether you're navigating changing job conditions brought on by automation, shifting geopolitics in a more globalised world, or simply changing family dynamics and personal relationships, each of us, as individuals, groups, corporations and even governments are being forced to grapple with more change than ever before in human history."
Frotto says there are three ways she assess how adaptable people are: asking 'what if' questions to help them visualise multiple versions of the future; looking for "signs of unlearning" to challenge what they already know; and looking for how curious they are in "proactively seeking out what might kill you next".
Asking these questions will put you in the driver's seat, Frotto said. "The next time something big changes, you're already prepared
"We're entering a future where IQ and EQ both matter way less than how fast you're able to adapt."
What is LQ?
According to Ma, IQ and EQ are both important – but LQ is going to be what sets you apart from machines.
"I believe if a person wants to be successful, they should have a high EQ. If you don't want to lose quickly, you should have a high IQ," Ma told the Bloomberg Global Business Forum held in New York in September.
"But if you want to be respected, you should have a high LQ – the quotient of love."
It's about all three 'Qs' put together, he said, adding that many men have high IQ, low EQ and "very tiny LQ".
Some people are better than others at getting this right, according to Ma.
"Women, balance-wise, they are the best," he said.
"If you want your company to be successful, if you want your company to operate with wisdom, with care, women are the best."
So there you have it: according to the experts, book-smarts and even people skills won't see you go the distance anymore.

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Big Four join forces to tackle exclusion of disabled people in business
Deloitte, PwC and KPMG have joined EY by signing up to The Valuable 500.
The Valuable 500, launched at Davos earlier this year, commits its signatories to prioritising the inclusion of people with disabilities in their businesses.
This is the first time that all four leading accountancy firms have collaborated on disability inclusion in business. Each will now be held accountable for disability inclusion, partly by ensuring it is discussed by board-level leaders and action is taken as a result.
Caroline Casey, founder of The Valuable 500, said, "Deloitte UK, EY, KPMG UK and PwC UK, the big four professional services organisations, have the national power to make a difference in their sector, and therefore the responsibility to really make a difference. It is fantastic that they are standing up together to speak for those who have been routinely ignored in business and society.
"Momentum is building for disability inclusion and it is fantastic to see global competitors come together to collaborate and solve global inclusion issues. Undoubtedly this is a sign that the world is waking up to the current inequality crisis.
"We applaud the Big Four for taking a definitive stand on inclusion and giving a voice to disabled people through their boardrooms, and encourage other business leaders and brands to follow suit in committing to The Valuable 500," she added.
Each firm is also taking individual steps toward a more inclusive business. Deloitte, PwC and KPMG work with Auticon, which works to target the strengths of autistic candidates with targeted hiring.
EY has been named on Fortune's 'Change the World' list for its work on hiring neurodiverse candidates. Carmine di Sibio, EY's CEO and global chairman, commented, "We've seen the power of inclusive initiatives first hand through our Neurodiverse Centres of Excellence which recruit, train and employ individuals on the autism spectrum. Diversity and inclusion is part of the lifeblood of our organisation and we believe that we all need to work together across the globe to bring more attention to this important issue."
Richard Houston, senior partner and CEO of Deloitte UK and North and South Europe, added that "an inclusive culture means encouraging true diversity of thought and creating an environment that allows everyone to play to their strengths".
"Businesses like ours," says Kevin Ellis, senior partner and chairman at PwC, "have a responsibility to promote inclusion and equality, and as business leaders we need to work together to unlock the value of disabled talent across society. At PwC we're committed to creating a culture where everyone feels they can thrive and progress - disability inclusion is an integral part of our Board agenda on inclusion."
Tony Cates, vice chair and board sponsor for disability and mental health at KPMG UK, said, "As a large employer and with a broad client base we have a real opportunity to lead from the front and promote inclusion, diversity and social equality in our business and the people we work with. The Valuable 500 is another opportunity for us to speak out about the importance of disability inclusion and we look forward to working with others to further this agenda."
The global unemployment rate for disabled people currently stands at half of non-disabled people, a gap that has widened since 2010.
Originally published in Economia on 13 September 2019.
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World O' Crap: "We're Gonna Build a Wall And Monsters Will Pay For It"
If Matt gets another acting nomination, this will likely put him in the running for a SKELLY. (BTW, writing these columns has really screwed up my ability to enjoy GOOD movies. When I was watching "Sully", I thought to myself, "Gosh, I hope Tom Hanks gets nominated, because he's really good and it'll make up for him not getting nominated for his recent fine work in CAPTAIN PHILLIPS, SAVING MR. BANKS and BRIDGE OF SPIES. And also, it'll give me an excuse to write about a really preposterous film he did in the early '80's"
You mean that hilariously earnest exposé of Dungeons & Dragons?
BTW, writing these columns has really screwed up my ability to enjoy GOOD movies.
Welcome to the club, Bill.


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News Corp Launches Dedicated Platform For Crime Reporting
Publishing giant News Corp Australia has launched True Crime Australia – a definitive destination for true crime stories.
True Crime Australia leverages News Corp's network of investigative journalists and its breadth and depth of archival resources to meet Australia's increasing fascination with true crime stories.
From convicts to present day, True Crime Australia will feature crimes and criminals that have helped shape Australian society told in news reads, multi-part specials, book extracts, podcasts and exclusive behind-the-scenes material, much of which has never been told before.
Kathy Lipari, executive editor of News360 at News Corp Australia, said: "Whether it's fear or fascination, an increasing number of people love nothing more than a gripping read of cold cases, crimes and criminals in our community, and stories of our criminal history.
"Our expert crime writers will dive into the unsolved cases that have baffled investigators and left communities searching for answers for years."
Lipari said News Corp investigative journalists work passionately and tirelessly because something compels them to uncover the truth.
"This relentless commitment to devoting countless hours to interviewing, questioning, researching and crafting the story behind the crime proudly showcases the role of our mastheads and investigative journalism in keeping our communities informed and our people safe," she said.
"True Crime Australia will take readers behind the police tape to get the facts and search for answers."
News Corp's crime writers headlining True Crime Australia include:
Charles Miranda, News360.
Andrew Rule and Keith Moor, Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun.
Mark Morri and Janet Fife-Yeomans, The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph.
Kate Kyriacou from The Courier-Mail and The Sunday Mail.
Sean Fewster and Nigel Hunt, The Advertiser and The Sunday Mail.
The new standalone site will be complemented by dedicated true crime sections on all metro mastheads curating print, digital and broadcast content from News Corp's network of journalists who investigated or recalled the crimes that both shocked and shaped the nation.
Geo-locating technology will be used to promote relevant stories to specific audiences.
Miranda, who has been appointed national editor of True Crime Australia, said: "The true crime genre has always been popular but never more so than now as there is a blur between fact and fiction.
"You watch TV or films and you see these horrific crimes or gut-wrenching tragedies, and it's often not clear what is true life, what has been inspired by true events or completely made up by Hollywood.
"Audiences want to know the truth and would sooner follow a real-life crime. There is always that thought the nightmare could happen to them or someone they love."
Supporting the launch of the new site and News Corp's true crime product offering will be a creative print and digital ad campaign through all News Corp metro mastheads; 15 and 30-second TV ads targeting crime programming; a digital marketing, social media and PR campaign; and supporting editorial.
The campaign creative shifts between concepts which are journalistic-led, criminally-led, and fact or quiz-led, drawing people in through the use of compelling imagery and text.
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Q: Is it a bad idea calling a controller from another controller? I am building a web service with node.js and express.js and trying to use a MVC architecture for the first time.
I have an html form that the user sends to a specific route (suppose POST to /formprocessing). In the backend I have to do several tasks when I receive the form data.

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*First I save the data in the database

*Then I must do some data processing

*Finally I send a zip file to the client

So, at the beginning I splitted the code in different controllers so each controller does one task. For example, formController saves the data in de db, processingController does some calculations and zipController sends the zip file to the client. However, now I am trying to put together all three parts when handling the request but what I found on the internet is that I should not call one component from another one (calling a controller from another one). Then which is the correct approach I should use? Wrapping the controllers as util functions and calling them from just one controller?

A: The idea of Controller is that this is an entity that handles the Transport layer of your application. Ideally, the only thing that calls Controller should be your transport layer, e.g. HTTP request because it usually contains some Transport layer-specific code.
Typically application has three levels, Controller, Services, Models.

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*Controller handles Transport layers and calls some Services.

*Service contains business logic and interacts with Models to persist changes in the database.

*Models interact with a database.

Thus when you need to do something that is executed in a controller, you will be using Service that has nothing to do with a transport layer. So you could have service A and it needs to do something that does service B you can use methods of service B inside service A to achieve what it needs, without calling controller.
P.S. Here is some useful reading for you https://dev.to/santypk4/bulletproof-node-js-project-architecture-4epf

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Speaker Dogara Hosts Lawmakers To Ramadan Iftar
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The speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara, yesterday hosted members of the House from South West and North Central zones to Ramadan Iftar (breaking of fast).
During the event, special prayers were offered for the quick recovery and safe return of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Speaking at the occasion, Dogara stated that the breaking of the fast has now become a tradition in the House as a way of demonstrating unity among members, regardless of their religious persuasion.
" In the House, we now have a tradition where members from various zones join our Muslim brothers to break the ramadan fast to show that we are one, irrespective of our different beliefs," the speaker stated.
He enjoined the faithful to continue to pray for the leadership of the country at all levels, for Nigeria to prosper, and use the opportunity to continue to pray for quick recovery and safe return of President Buhari.
"We pray for those who are piloting the affairs of the country in his absence, more than ably led by the Acting President. We pray also for the National Assembly for the complimentary role we are playing in providing good governance in the country. We should also remember leaders at state and local government levels and all in position of authority so that God will continue to increase them in wisdom, strength and good health, because if the leaders are doing well, the nation will do well," the Speaker said.
A statement by the Special Adviser to the Speaker on Media and Public Affairs, Turaki Hassan, indicates that the Iftar dinner continues today (Wednesday) and tomorrow with South South/ North East and South East/ North West Zones respectively.
The Ramadan Iftar which has now become a tradition in the House was introduced by Speaker Dogara during last year's fasting period.
Below are pictures at the breaking of fast:
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Nancy Alvarez to join WESH 2 in 2023
by Brendan O'Connor December 1, 2022 December 1, 2022
Former WFTV anchor, Nancy Alvarez, will be joining the team at WESH 2 in January 2023.
Alvarez, who has over 20 years of newsroom experience, has signed on for the noon-4 p.m. slot and will be working on special projects and Spanish language broadcasts for WESH 2 sister station, Estrella TV Orlando.
Alvarez left WFTV in November 2021 when she stepped into the role of Senior Vice President of Community Relations and Equity Impact at Heart of Florida United Way. At the time, Alvarez shared that she was leaving WFTV in part because of the COVID-19 pandemic and wanting to be more involved with the Central Florida community as they struggled with affordable housing issues, public health concerns, and more.
Most newsrooms have clauses in their contracts that restrict how quickly an anchor can leave and work for another company, though most of them restrict on-air personalities from working for other stations for about a year after leaving.
Click HERE to read more about the announcement via WESH 2 News.
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A typical £8 box will contain potatoes, onions and carrots and a variety of four other seasonal vegetables such as sprouting broccoli, spring greens, beetroot and leeks.
Vegetables are organically grown and sourced first from our own fields, then from other Devon and Cornwall growers and if the local option is unavailable, from other UK organic growers.
We deliver our boxes weekly to three locations - see our Delivery Options page for more information.
Once you have chosen the size of box you want and where you will be picking it up from, you can place your order online and we will pack and deliver the box to your chosen pick up point next Wednesday afternoon. Our boxes are designed to be reused several times so please keep the boxes and return these to us at your next collection from the drop off point so that we may continue to keep our prices low for you.
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Filipino guerrillas in Nasugbu, February 1945. Image source: United States National Archives.
Original Caption: Filipinos from a guerrilla unit on the village green at Nasugbu, Luzon, P.I. (for Philippine Islands), where the 11th Airborne Division, United States Eighth Army, beached earlier the same day.
Source: United States National Archives. Colorized courtesy of Algorithmia.


The Nestlé Group is the world's largest foodand beverage company with 89,8 billion Swiss Francs in sales in 2017. It ispresent in 191 countries around the world, has 418 factories and its 328,000employees are committed to Nestlé's purpose of enhancing quality of life andcontributing to a healthier future.
Nestlé offers a wide portfolio of productsand services for people and their pets throughout their lives. Its more than2000 brands range from global icons like Nescafé or Nespresso to localfavourites.
Company performance is driven by its Nutrition, Health and Wellnessstrategy. Nestlé is based in the Swiss town of Vevey where it was founded morethan 150 years ago.
Learn more about our Group and reasons to join us on .
To ensure that Nestlé achieves its objectiveof sustainable growth, a new Procurement Division was just created with hubs inSwitzerland, Panama and Malaysia.
They provide a range of services, includingthe management of procurement for specific raw materials, packaging, indirectmaterials and other services.
The hubs also support markets with managing localspend.
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Areyou ready to join a high performance team?
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Support the Global Category Manager in defining the category strategy and implement it by using Strategic Sourcing processes, tools and policies.
Take the lead on key globalsourcing projects and deliver expected cost reduction level.
Perform supplier market / category / supply risk analysis and develop Total Cost Ownership (TCO) models to identify improvement opportunities.
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Post-insane-week freakout; I'm in go, go, gopher mode. Making myself extremely uneasy. I refreshed my to-do list though and realized, it's really not that bad this weekend, so I can calm down a little bit.
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CareerBuilder Forecast: Companies Expect to Hire Fewer Workers
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Hiring is slowing from last year, and the trend is predicted to continue at least through the rest of the first half of the year, says a new report from CareerBuilder.
The job board's quarterly employment forecast says the U.S. should expect somewhat slower hiring through the end of June than it saw for the same period last year. That comes on the heels of a first quarter that was slightly better than what CareerBuilder's survey foresaw three months ago, but which was still down from 2012.
Of the more than 2,000 hiring managers and human resource professionals distributed across industries and company sizes polled for the report, 26% said they expect an increase in their full-time, permanent headcount this quarter. Last year, CareerBuilder reported 30% foresaw a second-quarter increase, and later, found 34% actually did add staff.
The first quarter survey said 26% of respondents expected to add staff; 28% actually did. Still, that was down from 2012 when 33% of the firms in the poll added jobs.
Friday, the Labor Department is to release its jobs report for March. Expectations are that it will show about 200,000 new jobs created during the month. But an ADP jobs report yesterday raised doubts about those initial predictions when it came in at 158,000 new, private sector jobs created during the month. That was far below what economists were expecting.
Like other predictions about job growth, the CareerBuilder poll found employers more cautious now than they were last year.
"The U.S. job market is in a better place today, but concerns over spending cuts, wavering global economies, and other factors are weighing on employers' minds," said Matt Ferguson, CEO of CareerBuilder. "We expect continued stability and improvement as the year goes on."
The decrease in hiring expectations cuts across all company sizes. Here's how the full-time, permanent hiring in the second quarter breaks down, according to the survey:
50 or fewer employees — 17% to add, down from 20% last year; those reducing headcount increased to 6% in 2013 from 5% last year.
250 or fewer employees — 21% will add, down from 22% last year; those reducing headcount increased to 7% in 2013 from 5% last year.
More than 500 employees — 33% will add, down from 38% last year; those reducing headcount increased to 10% in 2013 from 7% last year.
However, the picture hasn't significantly changed when it comes to the use of temps. Last year, 34% of employers said they would be hiring contractors or temps in the second quarter. Now, 32% said they planned to do that. And 24% are planning to transition some contract or temporary staff into permanent employees in the second quarter, the same as last year.
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With under 60 days left until all of Star Wars fandom descends upon Chicago we have another batch of Celebration guest to talk about. This batch is the smallest so far to be announced but it packs a punch.
First up we have the Emperor himself, Ian McDiarmid. If you have not had the chance to met him I would highly recommend McDiarmid being on your list for Celebration Chicago. He genuinely loves Star Wars and the fans that surround it, making his enjoyment contagious when you are around him.
The next guest announced in this batch is Brian Herring, who is most famous for bringing BB-8 to life. Brian has also helped puppeteer many other creatures during his time with the sequel trilogy so he is someone with a lot of behind the scenes knowledge of the newest movies.
The last guest announced today is Mark Dodson. Mark is not a house hold name for Star Wars but he brought to life one of the best aliens in all of Star Wars, Salacious B. Crumb. If you don't enjoy a little but of Salacious in your life then you are missing out on some joy.


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Latest ratting are in. Last night it rated 550,000 and it negatively effected winners and losers. Bad news for mole fans but good news for TARAu fans (with the whole Mole was replacing TARAu theories.
I have just looked in to it and the lowest TARAu2 rated was about 700,000 and recovered for a season average of about 900,000. I guessing 7 is in panic mode.
Yep. It's been moved to 9:30pm Wednesdays, effective immediately (ie tonight). Not sure what this means about pacing - some people are reporting it'll be re-edited down to 'one elimination = one episode', others are reporting a double episode next Wednesday which suggests that won't be the case.
A lot of people were waiting for this but 7 got greedy by stretching out the show. If they wanted a success then they should of kept the traditional 1 elimination = 1 episode = 1 time a week instead of dragging it out.
I am loving this right now. This is what 7 gets for messing with the format of an originally good show as well as having it replace the arguably best international version of one of the best reality shows (The Amazing Race) to ever grace our tv screens. I hope you learnt your lesson! Now bring back the race and I can perhaps give you some tips on how to market it effectively this time!
The show could've been decent with one episode a week and a decent cast. The casting seems awful aside from Ylla <3 and one or two others.
Ok it may be floping in the ratings but the last episode was great. Alliances are forming and a division between young and old is being created.
Definitely agree! What an amazing episode!
Oops, I missed last nights episode? So you guys suggest I catch up, purely for Ally/Ylla?
Yeah I get it, some people here are basically hoping for this series to fail etc, because of TARAus being replaced.
Obviously we don't even know if one being removed means the other being brought back but whatever, I get it especially on this forum.
But, for me as a genuine big big fan of the show it's sad, very sad.
It's been so long before any other country than mine took on this great show and concept, that can really be made into a success.
I'm not saying I don't enjoy this season at all, I do, still, after all it's still the Mole..
But to be honest they've so far only copied challenges that have been done and more often better in the Dutch original too.
The casting indeed has been off (especially wrt the men imho), and then the whole campaigning disaster (endless airing of the same promo's, not releasing an airdate till a week before, shifting the timeslots etc..) Let alone splitting it up in three episodes a week with executions that are supposed to be the culmination of tension yet manage to drum up absolutely zero in terms of atmosphere or build up... sigh..
It just makes me sad that even if they had all the tools, basically very decent challenges etc handed to them they still made such a mess of what can be a really great show if handled properly..
I couldn't even finish that episode, it was just that boring and cringeworthy, sorry guys.
I really wish the mole was doing better, because when they did it before it was an amazing show. But it really does deserve the ratings it's getting cause it is one big mess Cast is horrid, challenges are mediocre and editing and programming has been disgusting.
Yes. Her in the second challenge - combined with the music which may or may not be a double reference to the challenge first being used in a Spanish-speaking country - was GLORIOUS.
353,000 viewers last night. It may not even stay in the 9:30 timeslot for long with ratings like that.
I thought 350,000 for 9:30 was alright.
Keep all your eyes and ears peeled for anything as there will definitely be talk and discussions going on now about the future of The Amazing Race Australia. We can kiss the Mole goodbye unless a miracle happens.
7 can't keep both and will be lucky to even keep one as far as I've heard, let's just hope they don't have to slash the budget down too much for the race, but it is just all about getting the promotion and marketing in check if a 3rd season goes ahead next year.
I'd rather have either one than none at all.. even if the budget is cut for one of them.
I was recently speculating that with my sister.
I think The Mole could work better during the summer when there is hardly anything on TV but I doubt Seven wants to spend that much money for a summertime show.
Anyway, hoping for TARAus3 (and hopefully with a lower age cutoff ).
Oh yeah, I forgot to say but I thought Erin or Aisha could be the Mole for choosing Fruits with O lol.
If I was the Mole, I would have done Countries with R since there is like 3 and R was in the lowest score category.
The fact that they're putting a double episode on at 9:30, as well as the fact that they have a new episode on the same night as State of Origin (Channel 7 almost always puts reruns on Origin nights to avoid the loss of viewers) is a pretty good indicator of how bad the show is doing.
I wish it was doing better, it may not have returned to its former glory when it was originally airing but The Mole at least 100 times better then most other reality shows in Australia.
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by Tracy Hiscock
Ed Meyer and Joshua Baird, of the Kanab Arts Council, presented an exciting proposal at the May 12, 2011, meeting of the Kane County Board of Education.
The proposal concerns the use of the old Kanab High School site-school district property near the Kanab City Museum. Meyer explained that as a Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) project in the 1930's, the hillside between the Kanab City Museum and the skateboard park was terraced for use as a Greek style, outdoor performing arts area.
The space was used by the Woman's Literary Guild in the early days. In the 1970's, the Red Cliff Repertory Theatre used the space for musical shows such as "Oklahoma," "Mame," and "The Star-Spangled Girl." In the 1980's, the space was used for performances by the Utah Shakespeare Festival.
He further stated that, given the fact the old gazebo downtown is slated to be torn down as the new stake center there is built, the council seeks to slowly restore this old performing arts space to use as a new venue for performing arts in the downtown area. The council is asking the school district for permission to use the property by using the sidewalk and lawn area in front of the museum for the Wednesday evening summer performances this year, to begin with.
The council proposes restoring the bottom of the terraced hillside for performances by getting rid of the weeds, filling in the foundation area of the old seminary building there, pouring a pad for performances, building a temporary or permanent stage, and eventually restoring the terraces all the way to the top of the hill. This would be done by volunteers, at no cost to the school district and would be suitable for the schools to use as well.
Josh Baird explained that the first year, the space would be used for the summer community concerts that used to take place at the gazebo, on a temporary stage. He noted that the acoustics in the space are great and well-suited to this purpose.
He also noted that the adjacent Juniper Arts Gallery and Kanab Heritage Museum would be interested in opening for a while before the performances to attract more attendees to their exhibits, etc. Others on hand who voiced support for the proposal were Lillian Gurr, Vicky Hooper, Linda Alderman and Tracy Hiscock.
The written proposal states that the project "provides a unique opportunity for Kanab's citizens to work together on a project that is important to the community's heritage while providing an important venue for performing arts in the downtown area."
It also states that the project will increase the value of the school district property and possibly create a revenue-generating opportunity for the school district. While liability and maintenance issues will be explored further, Superintendent Robert Johnson and school board members were receptive to the proposal and decided to pursue an agreement pertaining to it.
The board received a literacy progress report submitted by Superintendent Johnson on behalf of District Reading Specialist Nancy Roundy.
The Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) scores showed marked improvement over the past year, in the reading skills, particularly of third graders, in the district.
The percentage of third graders who achieved the benchmark of reading at or above grade level, increased from 71% in 2010 to 80% in 2011, all of the increase came from at risk ( those who read well below grade level) third graders, the number of whom decreased from 14% in 2010 to 5% in 2011.
This is a significant improvement, in particular because research proves that children reading below grade level by third grade have a much lower chance for academic success throughout their remaining years of school.
That is why the district has focused intensely on improving reading skills in the K-3 grades over the past five to seven years. The focus is clearly paying off.
In the sixth grade, the DIBELS scores showed an improvement as well – the percentage of sixth graders who achieved the benchmark of reading at or above grade level increased from 76% in 2010 to 80% in 2011.
Superintendent Johnson praised the efforts of Roundy, who has been responsible for instituting programs and teacher training that has directly resulted in these improvements in student proficiency, describing her as "one of the premier reading specialists in the state."
The school board approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Southwest Educational Development Center, which assists the district with technology and training, among other things. The MOU is mandated by new state legislation that specifically recognizes the state's regional service centers in such legislation, ensuring that they will receive annual funding.
The board also approved an agreement with the Washington County School District, who has a contract with a state-approved online course provider that gives students the opportunity to take most of their courses online. This action was authorized by the passage of State Bill 65 by the legislature in this past session.
In other business, the board approved changes to the 2011-2012 district and individual school calendars; the athletic schedule for the Kanab High School boys basketball team; and the athletic schedules for the Valley High School baseball, girls and boys basketball, volleyball and cross-country teams.
The board also approved the hiring of Travis Terry as the District Technology and Testing Director, Coreen Rankin as a third-fifth grade teacher at Big Water School, Suzanne Condit as the KHS Secretary, Danny Little as the KHS Vocational teacher, and Joseph Sorenson as the VHS Social Studies teacher.
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DENVER – The Western Athletic Conference announced its 2019 preseason honors, as voted on by the league's 10 head coaches. New Mexico State led all conference opponents in Preseason All-WAC Team selections with six and Brock Whittlesey was projected as the WAC Pitcher of the Year.
On the preseason coaches' poll, NM State was picked to finish in second, receiving three first-place votes. Grand Canyon was selected as the preseason champion garnering five first-place votes and Sacramento State was right behind the Aggies picked third and received the remaining two first-place votes. The remainder of the poll featured Seattle U picked to finish fourth, Cal Baptist and UT Rio Grande Valley tied for fifth, CSU Bakersfield selected for seventh, Northern Colorado took eighth, followed by Utah Valley and Chicago State in ninth and tenth, respectively.
A strong contingent of Aggies on the All-WAC team featured Braden Williams earning the nod at catcher for his senior season. Next up on the all-conference team was first baseman Caleb Henderson. Henderson is coming off an impressive junior campaign that saw the slugger set a program record with 62 games played. The first baseman bat .341 with a team-high 10 home runs and ranked 25th in the nation with 65 runs batted in. The impressive numbers also saw Henderson earn an All-WAC First-Team honor at the end of the 2018 season.
Aggie second baseman Nick Gonzales earned the All-WAC team nod after a stellar freshman campaign. Gonzales led the Aggies with a .347 batting average with 28 extra-base hits and 36 RBI. The Vail, Ariz. native was named to the All-WAC First-Team and was NM State's first ever WAC Freshman of the Year. The accolades did not stop there at season's end, however, as the second baseman was also named to five freshman All-American teams.
Joey Ortiz anchors the Aggies strong middle infield and was honored as the All-WAC team shortstop heading into 2019. Last year's WAC Tournament MVP, Tristen Carranza, earned a preseason honor to open up his senior season. In 2018, Carranza posted a .325 batting average with nine homers and 53 RBI.
Brock Whittlesey earned the nod from the Aggies pitching staff and was also voted the WAC Preseason Pitcher of the Year. Whittlesey is moving to a starting role after a phenomenal 2018 season as the Aggies closer.
New Mexico State baseball now gets set for its 2019 season opener welcoming Texas Southern to Presley Askew Field for a four-game weekend series, Feb. 15-17.


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It was only a matter of time before this smash-hit Broadway musical was shifted to the big screen. What was a surprise was that it is brought there by Clint Eastwood, making his first move into musicals at the tender age of 84. The story centres around Frankie Valli (John Lloyd Young) and The Four Seasons and their rise, fall and rise again in the music industry from the mean streets of New Jersey. The cast is mainly newcomers to the screen, plucked straight from the stage, with a star-turn cameo from Christopher Walken the only familiar face (that's if you don't count Erich Bergen, who is the spitting image of 24 & Argo's Tate Donovan!)
The film is told in monologue-to-camera style by each of the other three members of the Four Seasons, primarily by the Artful Dodger-type Tommy (Vincent Piazza). I'm rarely keen on breaking the fourth wall (even in the excellent Wolf of Wall Street, I would have cut the monologues) and while I accept that on stage this works as a simple plot device, on screen I feel the story should be able to tell itself. Piazza to his credit does well with it – it's a meaty part and by far the most interesting character. The storyline is hit and miss, I could have done without the clichéd family breakdown, and the 1990 epilogue seemed misjudged. Clocking in at almost 2 and a half hours, I feel were this not directed by a man with Eastwood's clout, the studio and editor would have had a bigger say.
What should have been the film's saving grace, the musical segments, were disappointing. I haven't seen the stage show but I have read that it is a raucous, dancing-in-the-aisles singalong. On film, the joy was sucked out of most of the performances of hits such as Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry and Can't Take My Eyes Off You, with only the post-credits song-and-dance sequence hitting the mark for me.
Overall, a film that is not without merit but goes down as a missed opportunity.
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Compared to an epidemic disease, a pandemic disease is an epidemic that has spread over a large area, that is, it's "prevalent throughout an entire country, continent, or the whole world.". But it won't be the unstable pandemic state of the past two years. What does that mean? What does "endemic" actually mean? However, life in the endemic phase can mean effectively fighting the disease but in a less disruptive way, said Dr. Jens Rueter, chief medical officer at The Jackson Laboratory. In a blog post on Tuesday, Bill Gates laid out one seemingly likely scenario .
The World Health Organization on Tuesday warned against the notion that the COVID-19 pandemic becoming endemic would mean the disease was no longer dangerous. In a new report, experts at the Swiss Re Institute examine our progress, so far. The pandemic situation is now much more ambiguous and disjointed than it was . All such endemic diseases come with a personal, social and economic cost, holding back people from living their fullest lives.
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Conway estimates that COVID-19 will become endemic in Canada when the next stage of reopening begins and we get closer to the "old normal.". COVID-19 is likely to become an endemic disease. In a recent CNBC report, Dr. David Ho, a world-renowned virologist, posited that "Sometimes a rapid-fire could burn through very . But the . "Endemic just means it's here forever." Health officials warn that even after COVID-19 becomes an established respiratory virus like seasonal flu, the virus will continue to be fatal for some. "Pandemic" vs. "Endemic" Although we may be out of the urgent pandemic phase, we're not quite ready to call COVID-19 endemic, which would mean the virus is still among us but relatively .
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It doesn't mean that the virus is going to end, or disappear. A waning pandemic does not mean the end of leadership on Covid, but may instead mean it's more necessary than ever. The people who are in a hurry to declare COVID endemic seem to be operating under the assumption that when we get there, the pandemic is over.
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Now there's talk that we may be approaching a new stage for SARS-CoV-2. When it burrows . The . We have seen untold changes to our lives and livelihoods as we battled .
On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the Covid-19 outbreak a pandemic. That does not mean that the pandemic is over." But what does "endemic" mean, and how does it compare to "pandemic"? With the rapid spread of the omicron variant, you hear about the coronavirus transitioning from a pandemic to an endemic phase.
H1N1 influenza has had pandemic spread of variants in the past, such as the Spanish flu in 1918 and swine flu in 2009. It seems like a logical way to say: 'oh, an end to a pandemic!' But it really is actually a coincidence that it has the word 'end' in it, . Diseases are endemic when they occur regularly in certain areas according to established patterns, while a pandemic refers to a global outbreak that causes unpredictable waves of illness. For lo those many months, the goal always out on the horizon was to turn this from pandemic to endemic.
Endemic status requires a significant amount of immunity in populations . Dr. Bob says, "I can theoretically say that the pandemic will end when a very large percentage of the world's population is immunized.
"We know an end of a surge does not mean an end of the pandemic," Madad said.
The World Health Organization has warned against the notion that the Covid-19 pandemic becoming endemic would mean the disease was no longer dangerous.
Endemic is part of a group of terms used to describe the level, or amount, of a particular disease in a community. The Ebola virus that spread within three West African countries from 2014-2016 was an epidemic.
Endemic is not a play on words. Instead, societies will have to adapt to living alongside COVID-19 by making some deliberate choices about how to coexist.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the chief medical advisor to the President and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said yesterday that it's too early to tell if Omicron will mean the beginning of the end of the pandemic. The latter means not that the virus is gone, but that it rears its persistent head now and then in a more limited and controllable manner.
Two years ago, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic.
Pandemic, epidemic, and endemic are "terms that people are kind of confused about" right now, Dr. Raed Dweik, pulmonologist, critical care specialist and . What does 'endemic' mean?
That means the pandemic's future timeline is highly uncertain, even as experts broadly agree that Covid will eventually become an endemic and potentially seasonal disease. "At the end of the day, it becomes endemic, but we also make specific decisions that define it as an endemic And for India, battling the COVID-19 pandemic, that stage could come by the end of 2022, said World .
Many serious diseases, including tuberculosis and HIV, are considered endemic in parts of the world and continue to kill hundreds of thousands of people . . The latter will require worldwide vigilance . "Endemic in itself does not mean good," Ryan said. Most people are wondering when and how the COVID pandemic will end and there are still no easy answers.
In order for COVID-19 to become endemic, it must be harder for the virus to spread from person-to-person.
Experts say COVID is no longer having the same impact on cases and deaths. But that doesn't mean the coronavirus will disappear.
This means that COVID-19 will always be present, but at more stable levels.
Deaths from Covid-19 have dropped 11% from last week, but the US is still averaging 1,554 new deaths each day .
A brief history of endemic diseases In the history of the world, there has not been a pandemic quite like COVID-19.
Dr. Yang points to the swine flu pandemic as an example of one disease's trajectory from pandemic to endemic. By the end of next year, the Covid pandemic could be over.
A minimal number of cases throughout most of the year, virtually no hospitalizations in the . .
Oxford University biologist Aris Katzourakis has been arguing that the term endemic is being used in a misleading way to imply the pandemic will end without any more effort on our part. Instead, it means living with, and often managing, a disease that has not been, or . What does endemic mean? He said endemicity refers to a state in which the total number of infections is not dropping or growing though an endemic disease can have big, predictable seasonal fluctuations.
A pandemic is an epidemic occurring on a scale that crosses international boundaries, usually affecting people on a worldwide scale. For instance, cancer is responsible for many deaths but is not considered a pandemic because the disease is not contagiousi.e.
Most people are wondering when and how the COVID pandemic will end and there are still no easy answers. The word "endemic" is regularly mentioned, especially among public health leaders and .
By Jos Francisco Lumango for the Saker Blog The answer may not be simple. The WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic in March 2020.
There have been studies and experts who have noted that this variant could spell the beginning of the end for the COVID-19 pandemic. For more than two years, the world has responded to COVID-19 in a crisis mode. Instead, it means living with, and often managing, a disease that has not been, or . Listen to experts discuss the spread, outbreak response, and treatment.
But endemic doesn't mean the disease is less bad or even that there are fewer cases.
That . "It's an active process," Rueter told the Islander. He said that while the U.S. approaches the end of the pandemic phase, the virus is preparing to enter the endemic phase. Pandemic, epidemic, and endemic are "terms that people are kind of confused about" right now, Dr. Raed Dweik, pulmonologist, critical care specialist and . In the endemic stage, the population of a country will eventually learn to live with the virus. This means that COVID-19 will always be present, but at more stable levels.
Most experts agree that the COVID-19 pandemic will end with the disease becoming endemic. "I would guess it . He added that as things improve, cases my start to increase.
When a disease spikes suddenly in a certain area, that's an epidemic. Among the many forms endemic disease can take, one thing is clear: Endemic does not mean the end of the disease. In order for COVID-19 to become endemic, it must be harder for the virus to spread from person-to-person.
Being that we have only about 60% of people in the US vaccinated (as of November, 2021), I don't see it ending any time soon.
Endemic Covid-19 does not mean a return to the pre-pandemic status quo.
What does "endemic" actually mean? Due to the combined efforts of the healthcare workers, government functionaries and most importantly, the people of the country, India can finally smell victory against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Endemic End To The Pandemic. No. To say that the pandemic will give way to endemicity is to suggest a single end point; saying that SARS-CoV-2 will become endemic suggests that what comes next is up to the pathogen alone.
Experts react.
It is now the beginning of the end, at least in the UK.
We will also have more variants popping up like Omicron appearing in South Africa .
This can happen if there are higher rates of immunity in the population or .
It just means there is an ever . "The endemic phase will look similar to what we see each year with flu. SAN FRANCISCO -- As California becomes the first U.S. state to adopt an "endemic" approach to COVID-19, we take a closer look at what becoming "endemic" means and if virus levels have truly . (Photo: IANS) Moscow: If there are no more major Covid outbreaks after Omicron, the pandemic may see an end in 2022, the World Health Organisation (WHO) Representative in Russia has said. easily . In an epidemic, a disease spreads rapidly and unexpectedly in a given location; it becomes a pandemic when it spreads globally, or over a very wide area. The World Health Organization on Tuesday warned against the notion that the COVID-19 pandemic becoming endemic would mean the disease was no longer dangerous. A disease reaches the endemic phase when it's constantly present in the population but is controlled by treatments and vaccines, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.
It is important to remember that endemic does not automatically mean mild. It's a scientific term coming from the Greek roots "en" (within) and "demos" (people).
Covid pandemic may end in 2022: WHO.
In the Oxford English Dictionary definition, endemic means "regularly or only found among people . A "pandemic" is defined as being a truly global outbreak, with a disease spreading uncontrolled across a region or the world. A: The expectation that COVID-19 will become endemic essentially means that the pandemic will not end with the virus disappearing; instead, the optimistic view is that enough people will gain immune protection from vaccination and from natural infection such that there will be less transmission and much less COVID-19-related hospitalization and . "Endemic" is a term that most people are unfamiliar with, and that has caused some confusion. The word "endemic" literally means "regularly found among particular people or in a certain area." In the context of the ongoing pandemic, it means .
"People talk about pandemic versus endemic . How quickly it will shift from pandemic to endemic is uncertain, however. Like "endemic" is some Hogwarts spell that turns COVID into the common cold.
Does "endemic" really mean the end? Ever since, people have been asking when the pandemic will end. The high-transmission rate of the omicron variant of COVID-19 could potentially mean that as it rips its way through the U.S. population leaving antibodies in its wake, herd immunity may actually be possible.
But there's another stage of global virus . Let's unpack the word "endemic."
Pandemic is also used as a noun, meaning "a pandemic disease.". Then COVID19 will be endemic, still present but more manageable, similar to the flu or common colds. This can happen if there are higher rates of immunity in the population or . This story is a part of Science Friday's coverage on the novel coronavirus, the agent of the disease COVID-19. But the shift is also psychological, as we will be deprived of the satisfaction that a clean pandemic end point would bring.
Countries will enter an endemic phase of COVID-19 at different times, due to incompatible vaccination rates and other variables. Read more: SHA says possible COVID-19 exposures in . Oxford University biologist Aris Katzourakis has been arguing that the term endemic is being used in a misleading way to imply the pandemic will end without any more effort on our part. But the memory of European colonisation in Africa, and its harmful effects, are still visible despite the independence of its states, may be a reasonable way of understanding it.
Rather, we'll have to keep living with SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. - The end of everyone caring about the pandemic.
However, it does not mean that the virus will vanish completely, Melita Vujnovic was quoted as saying in an interview . According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, the broader definition of "endemic," when used to describe more than just diseases, is a characteristic of being restricted to a particular region or locality.
Endemic does not mean: - The end of the pandemic. Over the past year and a half, we've been talking about the COVID-19 pandemic.
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An analysis of Martian surface anomalies using the Phobos-2 spacecraft.
This involved collaboration with and visits to Research Institutes in Russia, to gain a detailed understanding into the nature of the research, and into Russian spacecraft design and operations. The research also resulted in a number of poster presentations and papers.
Data was analysed predominantly from the Hesperia Planum region of Mars, using the Thermoscan Optical / Infrared Spectrometer onboard the Phobos-2 spacecraft - a spacecraft which went dead after only a few days in Mars orbit, but still managed to return some superb images of Mars in the visible and infra-red ranges.
The research examined the hypothesis that the surface origin of airborne plumes observed by the Thermoscan instrument were endogenic in nature, and caused by Martian permafrost deposits outgassing, or whether they were simply aeolian features.


Acceleration ~ The rate of change of velocity of an object measured as a=vf-vi/t.
Velocity~ The rate of change of the displacement of an object.
Force~ a push or a pull of an object that causes the object to change its motion.
Force of friction~ a force that resists the motion of an object.
Impulse~ measured as the product of the force acting on an object and the times which the force acts.
Momentum~ measured as the product of an object's velocity and mass.
Inertia~ the natural tendency of an object continue in the motion that it is going in or stay at rest without a force acting on it.
Net Force~ the sum of all the forces acting on an object with direction.
Speed~ measured as the distance an object travels divided by the time it took to to travel that distance. The direction does not matter with speed as it does with velocity because speed is a scaler (magnitude only taken into account) while velocity is a vector (magnitude and direction taken into account).
Static frictional force~ the frictional force that keeps an object at rest that is measured as the force to start an object moving.
Kinetic frictional force~the frictional force that acts on an object as it is moving at a constant velocity; measured as the force to keep on object moving over another object.
Coefficent of friction~ the ratio of the frictional force to the normal force between two objects rubbing surfaces.
Mass~ The mass of an object is not dependent on the force of gravity therefore the mass of an object is different from but proportional to the object's weight.
Normal force~ the force that acts opposite the force of gravity and perpendicular to the direction in which the object is a rest or in motion.
Stopping force~The force to stop an objects motion.


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Q: Get only a part of the line using awk I have a log file and i use awk to extract the required columns. My command is
awk '{ print $2" "$5" " $6}' log.txt

The $5 column contains the servername and the format can be like @:server1@:@:@:, server2@:@:@:@:@:, @:@:Server3 with no fixed amount of @: symbols.
How do I modify my statement so that I remove all the '@:' from the column 5 to get only the server name?

A: You can use the gensub function.
awk '{ print $2, gensub(/@:/, "", "g", $5), $6}' log.txt

EDIT: See glenn jackman's comment, below, for possible portability implications.

A: I'd suggest something like this:
awk '{ sub("^(@:)*","",$5); sub("(@:)*$","",$5); print $2" "$5" "$6 }'

Note that you can also write print $2,$5,$6 - the ',' is replaced by the output field separator, which is by default a space.
(edited to remove "@:" from the end of the string as well)


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World War One 100th Anniversary: DISHONORED
DISHONORED (1931) is the third film collaboration between director Josef von Sternberg and actress Marlene Dietrich. It's also a World War One movie--one of the very few Hollywood pictures set on the Eastern front of the war.
Set in 1915 Vienna, DISHONORED features Dietrich as a poor war widow who is reduced to becoming a streetwalker. She joins the Austrian Secret Service and is given the code name X-27. For the rest of the film she matches wits with a Russian spy (Victor McLaglen). The Russian is eventually captured after a battle but X-27 allows him to escape. X-27 is then charged with treason and executed.
DISHONORED may be set during World War One, but it's just really an excuse for von Sternberg to photograph Marlene Dietrich as exquisitely as possible. Like just about every other von Sternberg film, DISHONORED is more of a mood piece than a complete story. The pace of the movie is very, very, slow--there's not much slam-bang action here. Dietrich spends most of her time looking glamorous and bored--it is only when she is told that she is going to be executed that any flicker of real emotion shows on her face. She does get one out-of-the-box sequence when X-27 disguises as a Polish peasant girl. Without her usual fancy hairdo, makeup, and clothes, Dietrich is all but unrecognizable.
Victor McLaglen is best known now for playing boisterous loudmouths in a number of John Ford movies. In DISHONORED he is supposed to be a dashing Russian spy, and he is supposed to be able to make Dietrich go against her country. The problem is that McLaglen is totally miscast--he and Dietrich seem to have no chemistry at all, and you don't believe she would care about him whatsoever.
The one thing you can be sure of when you watch a film directed by Josef von Sternberg is that you are going to see some magnificent cinematography. The DOP on DISHONORED was Lee Garmes, who worked on several projects with Dietrich. Marlene looks magnificent at all times, and there's a number of striking camera set-ups and images. DISHONORED is a great film to look at and study, especially if you are a connoisseur of pre-code cinema.
I try not to give away endings when I write a blog about a film, but in this case I have to. The climax of DISHONORED is probably the film's most famous scene. Just before being led out to her execution, X-27 asks if she can wear the clothes she wore as a streetwalker. As she faces the firing squad X-27 primps as if she is getting her picture taken. It's the ultimate von Sternberg-Dietrich moment--lurid, stylistic, and outrageously over-the-top. X-27 does get shot down, and we see it--this is a pre-code film, after all. There's no last-minute plot device to save Dietrich. A scene like this would be unthinkable in a Hollywood film just a few years later.
DISHONORED is more melodrama than an authentic World War One tale. Marlene Dietrich makes a very fine pseudo-Mata Hari.
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Tuberculosis-causing mycobacteria use a select group of proteins known as virulence factors to transmit the disease, which infects roughly one third of the world's population and causes 1.7 million deaths annually. Those proteins are cargo transported by molecular machinery, a microscopic gateway that promotes the survival of bacteria in the host.
A new study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame and Michigan State University, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, reveals that mycobacteria can sense when this molecular machine is present.
During the study, Champion's team took aim at that machine and disabled it. Scientists have long known that this type of machinery is essential to cause disease in the host, but when knocking out one of the protein components, the team observed a surprising result. The entire structure fell apart.
The transcription factor regulates the levels of the protein cargo transported by the machinery. When the bacteria sense the machinery is absent, the levels of the protein substrates are reduced.
Understanding what the sensing mechanism is and how it works could help researchers identify how to tone down the ability of mycobacteria to cause disease and help them in treating infection.
The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation and Notre Dame's Eck Institute for Global Health. Collaborators include Matthew Champion, research associate professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Notre Dame and Robert Abramovitch of Michigan State University. Co-authors include Rachel Bosserman, Tiffany Nguyen, Alexandra Chirakos, Kevin Sanchez, Micah Ferrell and Cristal Thompson at Notre Dame.
Originally published by Jessica Sieff at news.nd.edu on November 27, 2017.


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