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An Endangered Matchie's Tree Kangaroo has begun to peek out of its mother's pouch at Zoo Miami. Though it is just now exposing itself, this joey is believed to have actually been born approximately 5 months ago. As with most marsupials, Tree Kangaroos are born in an almost embryonic state after a pregnancy of about 44 days. The newborn is only the size of a jelly bean and slowly crawls into the mother's pouch where it locks onto a nipple and then the majority of development takes place.
Now more fully formed, the little one is still hairless and while it peeks out of the pouch, it will stay confined there for the next several months, continuing to develop before venturing away from its mother. It will not be totally weaned until it is around a year old.
Matchie's tree kangaroos live at high elevations in the Huon Peninsula of Papua New Guinea where they spend most of their time up in trees feeding on a variety of leaves, ferns, moss, and bark. They are believed to be solitary animals and the only strong social bond formed is between a mother and her offspring. Both Mom and joey will remain off exhibit for several weeks to allow for proper bonding and to help facilitate a smooth introduction for this wonderful new addition!
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Quick. Which big American pickup truck is the most durable, longest-lasting? Which one would survive The Apocalypse? Which apocalypse?
You know, the one the Mayans predicted for 2012, according to all those wackos out there predicting the end of the world this year. Not Joel Ewanick's apocalypse, in which the New York Giants beat his New England Patriots for the second Super Bowl in four years, or mine, in which the Giants beat the Green Bay Packers for the NFC Championship.
Perhaps as a way to salve the Patriots' defeat, GM's global chief marketing officer is having fun with the controversy launched when Lynne Matuszak, an attorney representing Ford Motor Company, sent Chevrolet a cease-and-desist letter to try and prevent the commercial from appearing on NBC's Super Bowl XLVI broadcast. The letter has done nothing more than give the Chevy commercial a good dose of post-Super Bowl buzz.
You've probably seen the commercial, available on YouTube ahead of Super Bowl XLVI, in which a handful of apocalypse survivors and their Chevy Silverados (no GMC Sierras, as far as I could tell) gather in the debris as Barry Manilow's "Looks Like We Made It" pop hit plays on the soundtrack.
"Where's Dave?" asks one of the Silverado jockeys.
Dave didn't make it, another survivor replies. "Dave didn't drive the longest-lasting, most dependable truck on the road … Dave drove a Ford."
"We looked it over very carefully," Ewanick says of the commercial, "and decided we'd stand by our claim as the longest-lasting, most dependable truck."
Chevy cites R.L. Polk's survey of truck registrations in the fine print that appears at the end of each Silverado commercial or print advertisement making the claim. Sunday's commercial quotes Polk's latest survey, Ewanick says, which covers pickup truck registrations from 1981 to January 2012. Nineteen-Eighty-One is, of course, the year in which the Ford F-Series became America's bestselling vehicle, and has maintained that position ever since.
Attorney Matuszak counters that R.L. Polk data also show that "Ford has considerably more trucks on the road with over 250,000 miles than does Chevrolet, thereby demonstrating that Ford's trucks are more durable than those manufactured by Chevrolet. As to the issue of safety, the 2012 Ford F-150 is an IIHS Top Safety pick, whereas the 2012 Chevy Silverado is not – having received less than impressive results in the IIHS side impact, rear crash and rollover tests."
Props to The Detroit News, which was the first news outlet to obtain Ford's letter.
Ford was not objecting to Chevy's use of the R.L. Polk longevity data, but to its context in the commercial, which turned out to be one of the most amusing in the Super Bowl XLVI broadcast. Ford says that in the context of an apocalypse, its trucks have better chance of survival.
Which is a better predictor of whether your truck will survive the apocalypse? That it's more likely to still be on the road after 30 years, or that it's more likely to be on the road after 250,000 miles?
When I asked a Ford spokesman to respond to Ewanick, he essentially repeated the tenets of Matuszak's letter. By now, it seems, Ford would rather forget the whole brouhaha.
The Chevy commercial doesn't get into the cause of the end of the world, whether it's the result of an angry God or nuclear attack. If you buy Wim Wenders' 1991 movie, "Until the End of the World," those post-apocalyptical trucks should all be old, pre-electronically controlled heavy-duty diesels, anyway, whether Chevys or Fords or Rams or GMCs.
"We want to foster that competition between Ford and Chevy," Ewanick says. "It's Coke vs. Pepsi. It's been around for a long time."
Ford doesn't see it that way. It could counter with a satirical commercial of its own, though running a pickup truck commercial during the Oscars ceremony is even more ridiculous than using Barry Manilow music instead of country & western in a pickup truck commercial. Still, I'm surprised that Ford has chosen to respond with a cease and desist letter instead of Jim Farley with a baseball bat.
Matuszak's letter cites a Procter & Gamble civil case regarding that company's Swiffer Dusters advertising, and "black letter advertising law" that "expressly or implicitly disparaging claims can damage a product's market share … and such claims [must be] truthful, accurate and narrowly drawn."
Fortunately, Ewanick is not backing down, the way Chevrolet did several years ago when safety advocates objected to a commercial in which a young schoolboy fantasized about daredevil driving a Corvette. That one was quickly removed from television.
"I think they were really worried about Dave," Ewanick says, adding "Dave's okay."
So, is Ford really worried it's going to lose The End is Near buyers to Chevy trucks? If so, Ford should give Matuszak the rest of the week off, and give Farley, one of the smartest people in the marketing business, the task of responding to Ewanick and Chevy in-kind. After all, Ford has Motor Trend's 2012 Truck of the Year and it has one of the best smart-asses in the business, Denis Leary, for a spokesman. Perhaps Dave's out there, and he's just not worried about finding more gasoline for his F-150 EcoBoost.


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In addition to looking modern and relevant, now a necessity in a highly competitive restaurant landscape, chains are repositioning themselves, expanding into new dayparts and sales layers, and motivating their franchisees and staff through large investments for reimaging.
While major public companies like McDonald's, Wendy's and Bob Evans have identified remodeling as a major growth strategy, smaller brands also are targeting significant returns on reimaging investments and renewed growth. Schlotzsky's Deli, Moe's Southwest Grill and Sizzler spoke with Nation's Restaurant News about how their recent remodels have begun to pay off.
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In order to complete the reimaging of its more than 375 restaurants in 2011, Schlotzsky's Deli invested $40 million in not only refreshing the chain's décor but also in adding service elements to solidify its positioning as a fast-casual brand.
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The Austin, Texas-based chain, which is a division of Atlanta-based Focus Brands, steadily grew average unit volumes after accelerating the rebrand process in 2011, going from average sales of about $660,000 in fiscal 2007 to about $780,000 by the end of 2011. Year-to-date, average unit volumes are tracking at about $800,000, Roddy said.
Some units even co-branded with other Focus properties, including Cinnabon and Carvel, to expand into dayparts beyond the typical lunch rush, he added. Units co-branded with a Cinnabon are on pace to pay back the remodel investment within nine months, while other Schlotzsky's locations that simply updated the décor would reach their return in about 16 months.
"We now have a brand that's more relevant and seated more strongly in the fast-casual position," Roddy said. "We're very much a lunch business, so our goal now is to reach beyond lunchtime. We can take some items we currently sell, such as our pizzas, which we're starting to promote past 3:00 now, and introduce ourselves as a dinner player."
The ability to fill the restaurant with customers at all points of the day — including for Cinnabon treats in the morning or at snack time and for Carvel ice cream at night — has increased productivity without adding much incremental labor, according to Roddy. He added that franchisees are bullish on the potential of Schlotzsky's units tri-branded with Cinnabon and Carvel.
"It has re-energized the franchise base," he said. "They're starting to grow now, and people who haven't built stores in a decade are out there expanding. We're selling a lot of franchises, but we can be particular about who we let into the brand because it's in such high demand."
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Atlanta-based Moe's Southwest Grill, also owned by Focus Brands, has more than 400 fast-casual restaurants, and 20 to 30 of them are usually in some state of remodel at one time, said brand president Paul Damico. Depending on how comprehensive the unit refresh gets — from adding a redesigned salsa bar, a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine, or new furniture — sales can rise as much as 16 percent to 35 percent, he said.
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Another benefit to the Moe's prototype remodel is the prevention of constant, costly repairs to its high-traffic areas, Damico said. "There was lots of wear and tear on that restaurant, so maintenance costs were really high," he explained. "We replaced all the soft surfaces and replaced them down to the floor with hard-surface material, so now there aren't remodeling requirements year over year over year for areas that get beat up."
Damico added that Moe's took the opportunity to decrease clutter in the restaurant, especially some of the equipment on the service line, which either got consolidated into new machines or hidden from guests' view. Speed of service has improved as a result, he added.
The morale of team members and franchisees has also improved. "The new remodel requirements let our franchisees be more sustainable … and get credit for it," Damico said. "There's a recognizable change in the crew. They're more energized and love working in a new environment. And guests recognize that we're remodeling."
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Sizzler, the Culver City, Calif.-based chain of nearly 170 family steakhouses, had been growing same-store sales the past few years on the strength of a culinary revamp that trimmed down the size of the menu and emphasized fresh preparation.
But the business has taken off at restaurants that also have completed a new interior and exterior look, with same-store sales rising as much as 20 percent to 30 percent in some refreshed locations, said Kerry Kramp, chief executive of Sizzler USA. Interiors are more open and more brightly lit, with more comfortable seating.
"Our guests were coming to our restaurants but couldn't tell people because the buildings looked old, and we had silk plants and just weren't empowering the guest," Kramp said. "But when you partner new food with a new look and image, and you can brag about the building instead of apologize for it; that's when you get the full value of the remodel."
Forty stores have been completely remodeled and another 16 will finish in the next six months, with the remaining 100 or so locations to be completed in the next 12 to 18 months.
The goal is to get average unit volumes up to $2.5 million from a current base of about $2 million, Kramp said. Remodeled stores are averaging weekly sales between 8 percent and 15 percent above the gains at locations that only have the new menu but not the new décor package, he said, making Sizzler's goal of paying back remodel costs in four years attainable.
The brand plans to build 16 new restaurants in the near term, and its largest franchisee, the BMW Group, just opened a new location with the new look near Sacramento, Calif. Sizzler also is close to announcing a new franchise partner, who would be charged with acquiring a few company-owned Sizzler locations, remodeling them and then building an equal number of new stores.
"We're really seeing people inside the company who have been franchising with us forever get excited, and now others from outside the company are getting engaged to help us redevelop outside California," Kramp said. "This is the final piece that we thought would get us kicked off for the next 50 years of Sizzler."
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A league source confirmed that the Jets are planning to release Brown, a nine-year veteran who probably killed his chances by missing a field goal attempt from 45 yards in Sunday night's 17-12 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
The Jets, not satisfied with Folk's performance last season, signed Brown to a one-year contract in May, shortly after he was released by the St. Louis Rams. Statistically, Folk outperformed Brown in training-camp practices by only a small percentage. In three games, Folk made all four field goal attempts, while Brown finished 3-for-4.
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Folk made only 76 percent of his field goal tries last season, his second year with the Jets, but he made some clutch kicks for them in the 2010 postseason. He was a slightly cheaper option for the cap-strapped Jets. Folk, on a one-year, $765,000 contract, will count $90,000 less on the cap than Brown would've cost.


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Where did you even come up with the last part? What? I'm guessing you are, in fact, the dude-bro and have never dealt with real depression or loneliness. Must be nice in that ivory tower.
It worked for The Jungle Book though.
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Dominic West and Ruth Wilson continue their dangerous liaisons the third series in Sky Atlantic's drama
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Caitríona Daly's play attempts to slip into a stream-of-consciousness but can't break its own vicious cycle
Mike Pence goes to the theatre – and lights up the cuture wars all over again
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Technophobes find no succour during Science Week
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The Importance of Nothing review: Oscar Wilde absorbed and radically repurposed
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Wilde had to be discreet with his double meanings - In Pan Pan's arch and fractured riff on his life and work, they try to have h(...)
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Honesty may be the worst possible policy in DC Moore's acrid comedy, given an engaging production by Bewley's Cafe Theatre
Bridget and Eamon: a show with notions above the TV Midlands
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Luridly kitsch design can't cover up the lack of fresh material in this second season
TV review, My Mother and Other Strangers: heavy on nostalgia, low on subtlety
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Ghost the Musical review: Afterlife love story is dead on arrival
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Hell is surely enduring yet another lifeless stage musical knockoff of a hit film
TV review: The Blindboy leads the blind in the Rubberbandits Guide to Money
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Mr Chrome and a talking fish makes as much sense of the economy as the analysis available on more sober channels
Is it curtains for regional theatre as we know it?
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With the closure of several regional theatre companies since 2008, and new funding mechanisms that favour Dublin-based artists, ca(...)
TV Review: Planet Earth II brings Pixar-style stories to the natural world
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The BBC's latest nature documentary series is phenomenal, from its love-sick sloths to its canny social media campaign
Television: Same of Thrones as Netflix shows its royal flush
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Review: As RTÉ 2 broadcasts a necessary documentary on rape culture, Netflix looks at the British monarchy
Asking For It TV review: starting the conversation on consent
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Louise O'Neill explores Ireland's rape culture in this fascinating Reality Bites documentary
Alice in Wonderland review: curious return to the past
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Blue Raincoat takes a nostalgic trip down the rabbit hole of its own history
Review: Taylor Mac at the Belfast International Arts Festival
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In an artfully camp revue of WWI-era songs, the dazzling performance artist Taylor Mac conscripts the audience into an enjoyable a(...)
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Dario Fo: a master storyteller and fearlessly critical artist
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The Italian actor, director and dramatist never shied away from confrontation – from the Vatican to Berlusconi
Every Brilliant Thing review: Nothing trivial about this list
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In Duncan Macmillan's charming play, the audience helps compile a list of things that make life worth living
Circus Animals' Desertion review: Know the dancer from the cat
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Brokentalkers' surreal piece of dance theatre takes WB Yeats at his word
The Seagull review: Chekhov feels at home in Ireland
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In Corn Exchange's witty and absorbing new version, set in contemporary Ireland, the feathers fly again
Guerrilla review: What's the worst that can happen?
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Behind the outwardly peaceable or noisy crowd scenes in this dystopian fantasy, there are wars waiting to erupt
What happens to perspective when theatre adopts a first-person narrative?
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Consider Friel's plays and you realise what happens on stage can be acutely subjective
These Rooms review: bringing unresolved history back to life
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The Beauty Queen of Leenane review: old elemental conflicts meet new pop-culture obsessions
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Druid 's new production of Martin McDonagh's 1996 play, where violence is best kept in the family, has Marie Mullen, originally th(...)
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RIOT - Can a great night out also count as a political act?
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The opening weekend of the Fringe festival bursts into life with disturbing future visions and exhilarating burlesque
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Life, hope and Led Zeppelin on the front line of the Irish health service
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Stacey Gregg's play Scorch wins a Fringe First in Edinburgh
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Baz Luhrmann breaks the bank with $10m an episode in Netflix's hip-hop odyssey, while John Oliver has the last word
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A superb cast play by their own rules in this entertaining school-days adventure
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Emerald Event: First Graduation at Phipps Combines Duquesne MBA Sustainability, International Sustainability Expert
Duquesne University's 2012 MBA Sustainability candidates will be the first to participate in a green commencement ceremony at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, which recently previewed the Center for Sustainable Landscapes, which has been called one of the greenest buildings on the planet.
In its fifth graduation ceremony, 26 students in the yearlong Duquesne program, tailored to incorporate ethics, profitability and environment into business practices, are expected to receive their degrees in the ceremony on Friday, July 27, at 2:30 p.m.
The keynote speaker is Hunter Lovins, president of Natural Capitalism Solutions, which has helped companies, communities and countries from Afghanistan to New Zealand implement more sustainable business practices profitably.
"Because of the sustainability threads woven into our program when it launched five years ago, we always have drawn world renowned experts to our commencements," said Dean Alan Miciak. "It's especially remarkable this year, with Phipps in the news for opening its new Center for Sustainable Landscapes, that our program is the first to hold its commencement at Phipps."
Rodeo-riding Lovins can be expected to wear her trademark boots and cowgirl hat for the ceremony.
In more than 30 years as a sustainability thought leader, Lovins has helped to found the field of sustainable management and to create several MBA programs. The latest of her 13 books, The Way Out: Kickstarting Capitalism to Save Our Economic Ass (2012), is a sequel to her international best-selling book, Natural Capitalism, now used in hundreds of college courses.
Lovins, who was recently requested by the King of Bhutan to present at a U.N. conference on reframing the economy, has won dozens of awards, including this year's Rachel Carson Award, the European Sustainability Pioneer Award and the Right Livelihood Prize, the alternative Nobel Prize. Recognized by Time Magazine as a Millennium Hero for the Planet, she has been called a "green business icon" by Newsweek.
Since 2007, the MBA Sustainability program has been ranked in the top 25 schools internationally by the Aspen Institute for integrating sustainability into a business MBA curriculum and among the top 10 schools of its size. The top-ranked MBA program in Pennsylvania, it also is the top-ranked Catholic MBA program.
Duquesne University
Founded in 1878, Duquesne is consistently ranked among the nation's top Catholic research universities for its award-winning faculty and tradition of academic excellence. The University is nationally ranked by U.S. News and World Report and the Princeton Review for its rich academic programs in nine schools of study for nearly 10,000 graduate and undergraduate students, and by the Washington Monthly for service and contributing to students' social mobility. Duquesne is a member of the U.S. President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for its contributions to Pittsburgh and communities around the globe. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Princeton Review's Guide to Green Colleges acknowledge Duquesne's commitment to sustainability.


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Joanne advises international students and scholars at TCNJ. She has worked in public higher education since 2010 and has found her place in international education. She enjoys building creative programming to promote diversity and inclusion and to develop student leadership as global citizens. She holds a master's degree in Educational Leadership from Temple University and a bachelor's degree in Anthropology and International Studies from the Pennsylvania State University. In addition to being an avid world traveler, she has studied and worked abroad in Paris, France; Santiago-Atitlan, Guatemala; Liuhe, China and Brighton, England. E-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jennifer Margherito, Study Abroad Advisor
Jennifer assists in the day-to-day operations of the undergraduate education abroad program, including advising outgoing study abroad students at TCNJ. In the past she has worked in various positions at the higher education level supporting global education programs and research. She holds a master's degree in Education, Culture, & Society from the University of Pennsylvania and a bachelor's degree in History from the College of William & Mary. Over the past decade she has studied, taught, and conducted research abroad in a dozen different countries, with her most recent trips taking her to China, Brazil, and the United Kingdom. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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When it chartered the University of Mississippi on February 24, 1844, the Mississippi Legislature laid the foundation for public higher education in the state. The university opened its doors to 80 students four years later, and for 23 years was Mississippi's only public institution of higher learning. For 110 years, it was the state's only comprehensive university.Learn More About Our History
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