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AbstractThe manufacture of integrated circuits with single-molecule building blocks is a goal of molecular electronics. While research in the past has been limited to bulk experiments on self-assembled monolayers, advances in technology have now enabled us to fabricate single-molecule junctions. This has led to significant progress in understanding electron transport in molecular systems at the single-molecule level and the concomitant emergence of new device concepts. Here, we review recent developments in this field. We summarize the methods currently used to form metal-molecule-metal structures and some single-molecule techniques essential for characterizing molecular junctions such as inelastic electron tunnelling spectroscopy. We then highlight several important achievements, including demonstration of single-molecule diodes, transistors, and switches that make use of electrical, photo, and mechanical stimulation to control the electron transport. We also discuss intriguing issues to be addressed further in the future such as heat and thermoelectric transport in an individual molecule.
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England are on course for a 5-0 whitewash - for only the third time in their history, but second in three tours for Cook - after losing the fourth Test by eight wickets at the MCG.
Cook and coach Andy Flower must therefore somehow try to work out how to fight back in Sydney next week, before it is too late.
Chris Rogers (116) and Shane Watson (83 not out) made a mockery of England's hopes of making Australia sweat a little at least, in pursuit of 231 to win on day four here.
A 4-0 scoreline is therefore the current culmination of a dramatic collective under-performance on a tour which began with hopes of a fourth successive Ashes series victory.
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He has one more Test to try to stave off that sort of judgment.
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It was all the harder to take for Cook in this match that England put themselves in position to push for victory, yet then lost within three sessions.
"The part of this game that makes it even more frustrating is that we got ourselves into a good place to put some pressure on Australia - 100 ahead and no wickets down in the second innings," he said.
"I suppose that might be where we are as a side.
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"They got me out. We're 65 for one, and then for that next half an hour of cricket they dominated us - and we couldn't respond to it."
England still thought they had a chance at the start of day four, which Australia began on 30 without loss - but dropped catches, including one by Cook, were something they could not afford.
"We know 240 is always an interesting run chase when you get three wickets early," he said.
"We created three chances in that first half an hour... something we knew we'd have to do, and we didn't take them.
"That's the simple deal.
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#13260 closed Bug (fixed)
urlresolvers.reverse() generates invalid URLs when an argument contains % character
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If I call django.core.urlresolvers.reverse() where one of (string) args contains a percent character ("%"), it generates an invalid URL: the percent symbols are not replaced with %25. Interestingly, space characters are properly replaced with %20.
Consider the following example:
# urls.py urlpatterns = patterns('', (r'^download/(.*)$', 'myapp.views.download'), ) # views.py def download(request, filename): pass # somewhere else filename = '100% completed.png' print reverse('myapp.views.download', args=[filename]) # /download/100%%20completed.png - malformed URL, Apache replies with 400 Bad Request error code print reverse('myapp.views.download', args=[urlquote(filename)]) # /download/100%25%20completed.png - correct URL
reverse() should call urlquote() itself - because there's never any point NOT to do that. Moreover, the current implementation forces a user to apply urlquote() for each and every string parameter, otherwise there's always a chance that an invalid URL would be generated.
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comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by semenov
- Component changed from Uncategorized to Core framework
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
Changed 6 years ago by russellm
Test case demonstrating problem
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by russellm
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
- Owner changed from nobody to stumbles
- Status changed from new to assigned
Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
Additional tests to also cover % in keyword arguments
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
- Has patch set
Added a copy of russellm's regression test to also test kwargs.
Have resolved by applying urlquote to the args and kwargs values. Special characters "+$*/" are marked as safe to comply with existing regression tests.
This is my first Django patch, so any feedback would be appreciated.
comment:5 follow-up: ↓ 6 Changed 6 years ago by semenov
I believe this patch is not complete. The existing behavior replaces ' ' with '%20'. As you added an explicit call to urlquote(), that logic supposedly got redundant and had to be removed, but I don't see that in the patch.
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
Replying to semenov:
I believe this patch is not complete. The existing behavior replaces ' ' with '%20'. As you added an explicit call to urlquote(), that logic supposedly got redundant and had to be removed, but I don't see that in the patch.
The call to iri_to_uri() does replace some characters that are prohibited in URIs. You're correct, that there's some duplicate checking for these characters, but I don't think it can be removed.
Looking at this ticket again though, I don't think that it's right to supply any safe chars to my call to urlquote. What this would mean though is that either some of the tests are wrong or that it's the user's responsibility to only put valid characters in reverse's args and kwargs (meaning this isn't a bug). Will raise on django-dev.
comment:7 Changed 6 years ago by guettli
- Cc hv@… added
comment:8 Changed 6 years ago by guettli
Here is the mail in django-dev:
Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
Additional tests including russellm's above plus one additional, code + test change assuming urlquote should be applied to args and kwargs.
comment:9 Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Design decision needed
- Version changed from 1.1 to SVN
As to whether args and kwargs should be quoted (ie. whether this is a bug or is expected behaviour), there was one response each way to the post mentioned above.
The patch I've added assumes args and kwargs should be quoted (ie. bug). It modifies an existing test to fit this assumption. If you don't think this assumption is correct, please ignore the patch and close this ticket.
comment:10 Changed 6 years ago by stumbles
- Cc ben@… added
comment:11 Changed 6 years ago by erikrose
- Cc erikrose added
comment:12 Changed 5 years ago by lukeplant
- Type set to Bug
comment:13 Changed 5 years ago by lukeplant
- Severity set to Normal
comment:14 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
- UI/UX unset
Change UI/UX from NULL to False.
comment:15 Changed 5 years ago by aaugustin
- Easy pickings unset
Change Easy pickings from NULL to False.
comment:16 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
- Component changed from Core (Other) to Core (URLs)
comment:17 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
- Owner changed from stumbles to aaugustin
- Triage Stage changed from Design decision needed to Accepted
Judging by the reference implementation, WSGI urlunquotes the path before putting it in environ['PATH_INFO'] where Django reads it.
That's where things get complicated :)
1) To round-trip properly through reverse / resolve, arguments must not be urlquoted by reverse — there's nothing to urlunquote them in this scenario.
2) To round-trip properly through reverse / render in template / click in browser / resolve, arguments must be urlquoted by reverse.
The docs for reverse say that "the string returned by reverse() is already urlquoted", which obviously isn't true for at least some special characters.
This refers to the fact that reverse() calls iri_to_uri(), but that function is primarily concerned with escaping non-ASCII characters. It's also idempotent, which means it won't escape any character that's legal in an URL.
I recommmend to change reverse() to urlquote its arguments, for the following reasons:
- (2) above is the common case
- The current behavior doesn't match the docs
- The current behavior may result in invalid URLs (that still work in practic -- URL handling code is notoriously robust to malformed inputs!)
- Contributors who looked at this ticket until now were mostly in favor of considering this a bug
It will be worth a note in the "backwards incompatible changes" because it seems very likely that some developers are working around the current, buggy behavior by urlquoting arguments to reverse, and they would get double-quoting.
comment:18 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
I've created a little experiment to showcase the bug:
# Put this in a file called experiment13260.py and run it with: # django-admin.py runserver --settings=experiment13260 from django.conf.urls import patterns, url from django.http import HttpResponse from django.template import Context, Template DEBUG = True ROOT_URLCONF = 'experiment13260' SECRET_KEY = 'whatever' TEMPLATE = Template("""  <title>Experiment with Django ticket #13260</title>
Put something with special characters in the URL!

Argument passed to the view: {{ arg }}

Reversed URL: {% url 'view' arg %}
  """) urlpatterns = patterns('', url(r'^(.*)/?$', lambda req, arg: HttpResponse(TEMPLATE.render(Context({'arg': arg}))), name='view'), )
If you go to http://localhost:8000/%252525/, every time you click the "Reversed URL" link, you lose a 25 in the URL.
comment:19 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
Pull request: https://github.com/django/django/pull/917
comment:20 Changed 3 years ago by Aymeric Augustin <aymeric.augustin@…>
- Resolution set to fixed
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I've listened to all of Chris Anderson's books, and they are always interesting and thought provoking. He also writes with great flow, meaning that the story moves forward in a logical and engaging way without a lot of unnecessary repetition.
This book is the logical culmination of taking the Long Tail from the world of bits to the world of atoms. Anderson's insights regarding new manufacturing techniques (mainly 3D printing) and their widespread availability to the masses are important. Anderson always approaches things from an open source point of view, and I don't entirely agree with that (neither for that matter would Steve Jobs). The methods of monetizing open source largely remain to be discovered and proven.
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Manufacturing with 3-D "printer" technology will dramatically change manufacturing. It could be another leg in the Industrial Revolution. I thought this book could have been condensed to one or two chapters. The rest seemed repetitive to me.
Old & fat, but strong; American, Chinese, & Indian (sort of); Ph.D. in C.S.; strategy, economics & stability theory; trees & machining.
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I've waited 4 ½ years for this book. I think of this as the third book in the trilogy: The Long Tail, Free, and now Makers. When Free came out I wrote that I thought that the next book would be about open source hardware. Now we know this was correct, but so much has happened in the intermediate 4 1/2 years that it now seems somewhat mundane. I was at the most recent Detroit Maker Fair and there were 30K people. The maker movement has serious momentum. If you're unaware of the Makers this is an excellent introduction, but it may be kind of old news.
His argument for giving away the design but charging for hardware is unsettling. There seems to be an equally compelling argument for the reverse; that is, giving away the hardware and charging for the design. He's in touch with what's mostly working in 2012. However, it's at odds with what worked in the past. I kept thinking about IBM and the PC. And no satisfying theory really justifies any choice of business model.
Finally, he argues that this is great for America and probably disastrous for China. Design will be all that's left of manufacturing and America will own that. I agree. But the justification for this belief is far from satisfying. My reading of Christensen suggests that controlling the low end of the market allows you to move upscale market … The dynamics are complicated …
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If I had a friend that knew nothing of CNC technology or rapid prototyping and they simply wanted to understand the industry at a surface deep level, I would surely recommend this book. The problem is that the author really did not offer up any new information outside of what one might read in a couple news articles. There are surely more efficient ways to get this information outside of sitting through this book.
Probably not. Maybe good news articles, but he should lay off from writing books.
Good narration.
haha, really? no. This is a technical/business book, not really something tv worthy. Ok, I will play along... Charlie Sheen can play narrator/womanizer, Nicholas Cage can run around being over dramatic about 3d printers.
This book was not entirely bad, it just lacked solid information and really just skimmed the surface. More what I would expect from an article in the paper than from a full book. At times the author seems to be talking simply to use up space and meet the publishers word count. I have quite a bit of experience with cnc tools and a little background (3 college credits) on rapid prototyping (essentially what the author calls 3d printing). I found a lot of the information to be factually wrong and over simplified. Clearly the author is writing as if he is an expert on the subject, but really only has a textbook (or Google) understanding of the subject. Once again, if you are coming at this subject with no background and very little interest, you will learn a little. But you are probably better off reading up on the subject elsewhere if you want a working knowledge of the subject. This book may serve as a good superficial primer to the subject. Also remember, the author makes everything out to be easier than it really is. This technology was developed by Engineers for engineers, not to say that anyone can not take it on. Just remember, it is not going to be as easy as imagining a pretty object and then hitting print. Likewise, there is still quite a bit of post processing that needs to happen before you will ever have a reasonable final product (with certain exceptions).
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Fascinating survey of how the world of bits has impacted product design and manufacturing. Loved one of the soundbites: "barriers to entry are now ankle high."
"A must buy"
This is one of a few audible titles that hasn't disappointed me. Plenty of great examples and insights into the near "Future" .
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Great book, describing great possibilities. The best argument out there for STEM education. It should be on every high schooler's summer reading list.
"A very good book about the future unfolding today"
Chris Anderson is a great storyteller and her managed to put together a compelling case on how the democratization of the told to make objects can fundamentally change our economy and society. The first hand accounts make the book more valuable. The only downside is obvious, in a field moving so fast, a 2012 book already started to feel a bit dated. While there was no way for the author to prevent it, an updated edition might be in order.
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The trial here will lasts for three months and then a decision will be made to implement it full time.
The arrangement, which was negotiated into the current two-year union contract that expires in June because officers wanted to pick their own shifts, hasn't come without some controversy. Intended to be in place by Jan. 1, the document wasn't signed until Jan. 18 with a scheduled Feb. 24 date of implementation.
Lynch said the union filed a grievance against the city when the contracted deadline was missed. Because the current union contract with the city was signed in July 2011, "there was plenty of time to implement the system before (Jan. 1)," Lynch said.
Negotiations were bogged down because Police Chief Margaret Ackley refused to sign the contract, Lynch said, even after she was given a city-set 3 p.m. Jan. 18 deadline to do so.
Finizio said the "signatory authority" for such documents is his and trumps that of department heads.
"If it's so needed in a particular circumstance … I was here, so I signed it," he said. "It was logistics, not anything else."
Ackley did not respond to an email requesting comment.
Lynch is an outspoken critic of Ackley's and has a pending federal lawsuit against her and the city for alleged civil rights violations.
"The union has been open to sit down with anyone, including the chief," Lynch said. "She wants to take corrective actions after the work is done but won't sit in a room with us. She assigns the deputy chief to sit in the room with us and then she doesn't like the outcome."
Finizio said he could not discuss the contract negotiations since they took place among the union executive board, Chief Administrative Officer Jane Glover and Deputy Chief Peter Reichard. He did commend the group for coming to a "favorable resolution." The Jan. 1 deadline in the union contract, Finizio said, was a "target date" missed because of "multiple things we're working on."
Ackley, who is limited to two hours of work per day for health reasons, "wasn't allowed to be as intimately involved" because of her schedule, Finizio said.
"She was consulted on negotiations throughout," he said.
Finizio said the positive outcome is potentially soured by Lynch's insistence to "score a political point."
"If we can't go into a room as the union and administration and work out a deal that's properly executed and leave it at that, that potentially jeopardizes our ability to negotiate in good faith," Finizio said. "We negotiated a good agreement, I've signed it, he's (Lynch) signed it, it's good for membership. Why can't we just leave it at that?"
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PRS International has over 200 employees, who are divided between:
At PRS, we are fortunate to have a remarkably high level of employee retention, as many Research Directors and Senior PRS executives have been with the company for 10 years or more. This provides our clients with a high level of continuity (across studies) and has allowed our team to develop considerable experience and expertise in the development, implementation and analysis of packaging and point-of-sale research studies.
|Scott Brill
|Vice President, Global Research
Since joining PRS in 2003 Scott has been responsible for all aspects of international project implementation. Scott provides strategic direction, designs qualitative and quantitative studies, oversees project execution, and develops and presents findings for packaging and shopper insights programs. With a focus on global learnings, he is responsible for mentoring team members across PRS offices through management, leadership and guidance.
Areas of concentration have included packaged foods, soft drinks, pharmaceuticals, household cleaning products, health and beauty aids, with clients such as Procter & Gamble, GSK, PepsiCo, Hasbro, Kraft and Unilever.
Scott is a graduate of Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania, where he earned degrees in Marketing and Global Finance & Economics.
He is based in Teaneck and can be reached at email@example.com.
|Jonathan Asher
|Executive Vice President, Director of Account Management
Jonathan Asher has over thirty years experience in consumer goods marketing, beginning as a project director for Newman Stein, Inc., a leading custom research company. He has also held research positions with Thomas J. Lipton (now Unilever) and the Lorillard division of Loews Corporation.
Jonathan entered the design field by joining Gerstman+Meyers (now Interbrand) where he was vice president, director of marketing services. There he created proprietary research and brand naming services, and provided strategic direction for a wide range of diverse clients.
Jonathan went on to lead The Coleman Group (which became the Consumer Branding and Packaging group of FutureBrand) where he developed the company's proprietary strategic services such as UpFront®, ConceptLab®, ShelfCheck®, and EnviroScope®, as well as its Name Development capability.
From there, he established the New York office of Dragon Rouge, a leading, privately held European design agency.
During his career, Jonathan has been engaged in brand building programs in every consumer goods category for every demographic group for both new products and revitalization programs and for both graphics and structural packaging initiatives.
As Executive Vice President at PRS, Jonathan oversees the company's client services function including account management and marketing communications, and also manages client relationships for both qualitative and quantitative studies. His strength is in understanding the big picture within which the package must thrive. He is highly sensitive to the information needs of designers while also having a researcher's ability to ask questions in an effective and appropriate manner. He is particularly adept at illuminating the risk of making wrong decisions as well as the opportunity cost of missing out on the right ones.
A frequent speaker and lecturer on topics pertaining to marketing and design, and onetime contributing columnist in Brand Marketing, Jonathan has been quoted in major publications, including Fortune, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Brandweek, and Advertising Age. Jonathan has appeared on "ABC World News Tonight," the "CBS Evening News," "CNN Headline News," "Fox Network News," NBC's "Today" show, ABC Radio and CNBC's "On The Money."
|Andrea Fraboni
|Vice President, Account Management
Andrea Fraboni has been at Perception Research Services for more than 10 years. As a Vice President of Account Management, Andrea provides strategic direction, designs qualitative and quantitative studies, oversees project execution, and develops and presents findings for packaging and shopper insights programs for all of her clients. She has experience across multiple categories including food, beverage, home care and personal care.
Andrea has extensive global experience. She was instrumental in PRS' global expansion having set up offices in both Geneva and London.
Andrea holds a Masters in Social Psychology from the London School of Economics.
Andrea is based in Teaneck and can be reached at email@example.com.
|Grant Montague
|Vice President, Europe
Grant has been with PRS since 2011 and has 20 years of experience within the market research industry, much of which has involved packaging and shopper research. He heads the London office, which conducts qualitative and quantitative research for clients based in Europe and Africa.
Prior to joining PRS, he had spent over 10 years working at GfK on Brand Development across the FMCG, Healthcare, Technology and Financial sectors.
He received a BSc (Hons) degree in Sociology from Kingston University and for the past 8 years has been an examiner for the UK Market Research Society.
|Lisa Koster
|Vice President, Account Management
With more than 23 years of experience in marketing research, Lisa Koster is an expert in packaging, point-of-sale and print advertising research. She truly knows the industry from the ground up. Having begun her career at PRS as an analyst, this experience gives her keen insight into understanding and providing actionable results to clients' business issues and research questions.
As a Vice President in Account Management, she regularly advises clients on best research practices, offers high level interpretation of results and provides key recommendations. Lisa prides herself on being a partner and consultant to her clients through all phases of the research process. Lisa's focus crosses many categories, with specific expertise in food products, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, pet care, baby care, home care and personal care across both qualitative and quantitative disciplines.
Lisa graduated with honors from Fairleigh Dickinson University with a BA in Marketing.
She currently is based in our Teaneck, New Jersey office and can be reached at email@example.com.
|Sam Albert
|Vice President, Quantitative Research
Sam has 15+ years of experience in the CPG research industry and currently leads the Quantitative Research Team in the Americas.
He is responsible for ensuring that the Quantitative department is achieving the overall business objectives/goals and delivering against the company vision of helping clients "win at retail". He also plans/oversees the operation and function of the department and organizes the department structure, resources and training.
In addition to managing the Research Team, Sam is the account lead for several major clients providing strategic direction on matters of research methodology, project implementation/execution and interpretation of results. Sam's experience crosses many categories, with specific expertise in food products, across both qualitative and quantitative disciplines.
Sam is a graduate of Houghton College, where he earned a degree in Political Science.
|Scott Young
Scott Young is the President of Perception Research Services. He regularly authors articles on packaging and point-of-sale research for publications such as Brand Packaging, Package Design, Marketing at Retail and The Design Management Journal. Scott also speaks at industry conferences, and is a Distinguished Faculty Member at the In-Store Marketing Institute.
|Matt Salem
|Vice President, Account Management
Matt Salem has been with Perception Research Services since 2003 and is currently part of the Account Management team. Through the experience and perspective of various roles at PRS, he understands what is associated with successfully executing consumer research – and thus he serves as both a client consultant and an internal team lead.
Matt enjoys being a resource for clients throughout all stages of a project's lifecycle. He provides strategic direction, designs qualitative and quantitative studies, oversees project execution, and develops and presents findings for packaging and shopper insights programs for all of his clients. He has experience across multiple categories including household paper goods, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, over-the-counter medications, and personal care products.
Matt has worked with a variety of clients across a number of industries including AB InBev, Pfizer, Revlon, Georgia-Pacific, and Walmart.
He graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers College in New Brunswick, NJ.
|Joe Schurtz
|Executive Vice President
Joe Schurtz is Executive Vice President of Perception Research Services, Inc. Joe holds a BS degree in Business Administration from La Salle University, and has completed additional marketing and research courses at the City University of New York Graduate Center. He has been with Perception Research since 1977.
He has lectured to marketing and graphic design classes at NYU, Parsons School of Design, St. Joseph's University and La Salle University, and participated in package design symposiums and tutorials.
Clients serviced on a regular basis include: Kraft Foods, Brown-Forman, Unilever, Bacardi U.S.A., Darden Restaurants, Reckitt Benckiser, IBM, Gerber, 3M, Johnson & Johnson, Nestlé, Motorola, Jack Daniel's, GlaxoSmithKline, and Burger King.
Joe's professional affiliations include:
Joe's expertise covers both qualitative and quantitative communications research programs. He regularly moderates more than 300 packaging and point-of-sale materials focus group sessions each year.
|Hervé Turpault
|Managing Director, Europe
Hervé is in charge of client relationships across EMEA countries and heads the Geneva office. He started his career in marketing as International Product Manager and joined the market research world with Research International (a Kantar company) in the UK where he built his market research expertise and know how. Hervé went on to work for RI in Asia (Japan and Singapore) in Senior Client Service and Regional Business Development roles. He returned to Europe with IPSOS with European responsibilities on the P&G account prior to joining PRS In 2010.
At PRS, Hervé has become a regular speaker on packaging and design issues at various key clients' events and external conferences across Europe. Hervé holds a degree and postgraduate in Economics from UK, French and Belgian universities and the Chartered Institute of Marketing diploma.
|Roberto Fois
|Account Director, Account Management
Roberto Fois is a Global Account Director at Perception Research Services International (PRS), a company that conducts over 800 packaging and shopper marketing studies annually to help marketers "win at retail".
He began his career in advertising at Leo Burnett and FCB eventually becoming a Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi. He decided to venture into research to explore why certain ads were more successful than others.
After completing graduate and doctoral degrees, Roberto joined Invoke Solutions, a startup that pioneered real time large scale qualitative online research. Roberto then moved to International Communications Research (ICR) where he honed his quantitative skills. He has moderated hundreds of focus groups and designed hundreds of custom quantitative studies for clients such as Colgate, P&G, Kraft, Nestlé, Kellogg's, Unilever, Abbot Laboratories, and Wyeth, a roster of clients he has served throughout his career.
He joined PRS in 2008 and just completed a two year assignment in Rome, Italy, where he expanded the PRS International European footprint with the establishment of the newest PRS office in the region.
Roberto attended the Universidad Central de Venezuela and also earned a Master's degree in Divinity from the New Brunswick Theological Seminary. He holds professional memberships in ESOMAR, Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and AFTRA.
Roberto was born in Italy but spent considerable time in Latin America, (Venezuela and Peru) He also taught drama in Puerto Rico. Although Roberto continues to travel extensively he has lived in the US for the last 27 years.
|Jenic Mantashian
|Vice President, Global Qualitative Research
Having joined PRS in 2000, Jenic Mantashian is responsible for driving the global Qualitative business which includes full responsibility for P&L and the management and training of 30+ Qualitative team members across North America, Europe & Asia. She is passionate about helping PRS' clients "win at retail", with a focus on developing new tools and services to better guide packaging and shopper initiatives.
Jenic holds a BBA in Marketing and Organization Behavior/Business Policy and a BA in Psychology from Southern Methodist University.
|Tim Willke
|Executive Vice President
Timothy Willke joined the company as an Executive Vice President in September 2012. Tim has a proven track record in executive leadership, and a deep expertise on innovation forecasting. Tim spent most of his career at BASES, starting as an analyst and eventually leading BASES' European business as an ex-pat based in Belgium. He then led BASES North American business and was Global President till 2009. From 2009-2012, Tim led Nielsen's worldwide business with Colgate-Palmolive. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
|Michael Schurtz
|Vice President, Account Management
Mike has over 25 years of experience in market research. He began his career at Perception Research Services in 1986 as a research analyst. He was then promoted to Senior Project Director in 1989 where he managed and mentored a team of researchers as they implemented, analyzed and reported on package/shopper research.
As PRS created then expanded its qualitative capabilities in the 1990's, Mike took on the role of Senior Moderator, facilitating hundreds of focus group sessions and was instrumental in helping PRS to successfully integrate their qualitative and quantitative research functions.
Mike was assigned to the role of Director of Research in 1997 and managed 30+ professionals from multiple organizational disciplines including the entire research staff, technology and innovations teams (eye-tracking and data processing) and the data collection/field department.
In 2006, Mike's hands on experience in project management and consulting resulted in his promotion to his current position of Vice President of Account Management; with responsibilities which bridge business development and client servicing for several of PRS' global partners. His client servicing role includes managing all steps of the research process from project design, data analysis, and the presentation of findings with consultative recommendations.
Mike has experience in many areas of marketing research, including packaging graphics, package structure and POS communications. He has in-depth knowledge and understanding of many major product categories including; OTC healthcare, spirits/wine/beer, food products, automotive after-market, D-I-Y categories, household cleaning products, quick-service restaurants and others.
Mike was born and raised in New Jersey where he attended Seton Hall University and currently enjoys coaching youth sports and tinkering with his classic car.
He can be reached at email@example.com.
|Elliot Young
Elliot is Chairman of Perception Research Services, Inc (PRS). Prior to establishing PRS in 1972, Elliot spent 17 years as a marketing research professional with a number of affiliates within the Interpublic Group of Companies. These organizations included McCann-Erickson, Inc., Marplan Research, Inc. and the Institute of Communications Research.
Elliot has pioneered the use of eye tracking techniques in the consumer research field. PRS is widely recognized as the leading proponent of this tool to uncover the ability of packaging, print advertising, point-of-sale materials, and web sites to break through clutter and to draw shoppers' consideration. PRS conducts studies on a worldwide basis, having numerous facilities in the U.S., plus testing sites throughout Europe, Asia and South America.
Elliot is a contributing author of the Handbook of Package Design, The New Products Handbook and The Marketer's Guide to Successful Package Design. He has spoken at numerous packaging and advertising seminars (both domestically and internationally), and regularly judges packaging and advertising competition. He is also a member of the Advertising Research Foundation, and the Brand Design Association.
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Definition of detach in English:
verb[with object]
1Disengage (something or part of something) and remove it: he detached the front lamp from its bracket figurative a willingness to detach comment from political allegiance
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- After her brief romance with Dudley, Elizabeth sought to detach her emotions from political considerations.
- It would set the strategic direction of the NHS and is designed to detach the service from political interference.
- Hall, who last featured for City on February 5, has now had the pot removed and stitches taken out after surgery detached a troublesome tendon in his heel.
unfasten, disconnect, disengage, part, separate, uncouple, remove, loose, loosen, untie, unhitch, undo, unhook, unbutton, unzip, free, sever, pull off, cut off, clip off, hack off, chop off, prune off, nip off, tear off, break off, strip off, disunite
rare disjoin
1.1 [no object] Be easily removable: the screen detaches from the keyboard
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- But in the course of playing out his spoof, Cervantes replaces the omniscience of the typical chivalric narrator with a pervasive uncertainty that detaches from the parody and becomes, in its own right, an aspect of the book.
- Dr. Hecky said, 'During these months the algae detaches from the bottom of the lakes, floats to the surface and is washed up onto beaches where it decomposes.'
- If you're in any way a regular consumer of news media, you've probably got that condition where, when a word is repeated enough times, it sort of detaches from its meaning and just becomes a sound with no connotation.
2 (detach oneself from) Leave or separate oneself from (a group or place): a figure in brown detached itself from the shadows figurative the newspaper detached itself from the political parties
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- After his sudden death, it was found that a blood clot had detached itself from inside his knee and found its way into his lungs.
- In Tibet, there is a separate designation for those who can detach themselves from their physical bodies.
- The woman, in a wistful reverie, holds her hand round the cup while she waits for the tea to cool, relishing the warm china and the aromatic steam, which she watches as it detaches itself from the brim of the cup.
free, separate, segregate;
move away, walk away, move off, split off;
leave, abandon
dissociate, divorce, alienate, separate, segregate, isolate, cut off, delink;
break away, become estranged, disaffiliate, defect;
leave, quit, withdraw from, secede from, break with, part company with, sever connections with, break off relations with;
reach a parting of the ways
British informal bust up
2.1 (be detached) Military (Of a group of soldiers or ships) be sent on a separate mission: our crew were detached to Tabuk for the exercise
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- The square was then modified so that an element could be detached, marched to be adjacent to the enemy, and the enemy flanked.
- While in France, the 442nd was detached from the 34th Division and attached to the 36th Division of the Seventh Army.
- Yamamoto's Midway Force had also detached a powerful Aleutian Screening Force to act as distant cover for Kakuta but this was withdrawn when the battle off Midway failed to go Yamamoto's way.
Late 16th century (in the sense 'discharge a gun'): from French détacher, earlier destacher, from des- (expressing reversal) + attacher 'attach'.
Words that rhyme with detachattach, batch, catch, crosshatch, hatch, latch, match, mismatch, natch, outmatch, patch, scratch, thatch
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Welcome to CHENILLE MACABRE: truly twisted pipe cleaners! I'm The Gil-Monster: a sinister toymaker who twists the innocuous-looking chenille stems into dragons, zombies, Lovecraftian monsters and who knows what else!
All creatures you see are made by me, The Gil-Monster. I taught myself how to do this from a handful of twist-ties from a package of GLAD garbage bags at the age of four. In college I honed my craft; utilizing paint, clothing, and general odds-and-ends to make the action figures I wanted to see. Thirty years later... here are the results!
Creatures stand anywhere between 2" and 7" high. are started from scratch and take anywhere from a hour to twelve to create. The bodies of the creatures are completely chenille stem and pipe cleaner, with felt and acrylic paint added. Additional materials include wood, plexiglass, accessories lifted from…
- Male
- Born on December 8
- Joined November 6, 2007
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