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Shark Attack on Fishing Trip
A couple buddies on a fishing trip off Wake Island in the North Pacific catch what looks like a young Great White Shark. As they reel the shark in Jaws fights back.
Shark attacks can happen without warning. Most people fear sharks because they think that shark attacks are unprovoked and spontaneous; however, sharks will only attack if they think they have a chance to eat something. For example, in the first video below, you can see the shark is really after the school of fish, and it just happens to run into the divers cage:
A couple buddies on a fishing trip off Wake Island in the North Pacific catch what looks like a young Great White Shark. As they reel the shark in Jaws fights back.
Because of the curiosity and mystery that come with shark attacks; they have long inspired Hollywood movie makers. Some notable shark attack movies are: Jaws (1975), Jaws II (1978), Jaws III (1983), Open Water (2003), Open Water II (2006), Deep Blue Sea (1999) and Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus (2009). Here's another fun fact: The Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916 inspired Peter Benchley's novel Jaws (1974), which Steven Spielberg made into the movie in 1975. Sharks have a bad reputation that is, for the most part, undeserved. Sure they have occasionally attacked humans, but although shark attacks are dangerous, not all of them are fatal. Any shark attack victim will tell you that they are wild animals, and when we head out of our world and into theirs, we are willingly putting ourselves at risk and bad things can happen. It's not the shark's fault, but it does make for some pretty awesome videos.
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9:00am Friday 5th October 2012 in Sport By Chris Kirwan
BRIDGEND v NEWPORT (Tomorrow, KO 2.30)
NEWPORT have bolstered their front row ranks ahead of tomorrow's trip to Bridgend by signing Pontypool captain Jamie Jeune.
The signing of the loosehead prop, who can also play hooker, is a timely boost for the Black and Ambers.
They are set to lose Dai Pattison to suspension in the coming weeks following his red card against Llanelli last month.
It isn't just on the loosehead that Newport are short on numbers, 17-year-old Alex Jeffries has worn the number 3 jersey for three of their six games in the absence of captain Gethin Robinson and Jamie Jones.
The Black and Ambers recognise the need to give the talented teen a break so intend to sign a new tighthead as well as Jeune.
"Jamie can cover both prop and hooker, which will be very useful," said head coach Sven Cronk, who was unable to replace Pattison and Jeffries at Llandovery last weekend because of their prop shortage.
"He relishes his defensive duties, tackles well and is a really effective ball carrier, which perhaps we have been lacking from our tight five.
"Jamie has plenty of experience and we know what he can do, but we are still looking for a tighthead.
"Alex Jeffries has been fantastic but injuries have meant his development plan has been blown out of the water. He has been playing really well for us but it's a long season and we don't really want to be in a situation where a 17-year-old is starting so many games."
Newport complete a run of three away games on the spin when they travel to the Brewery Field tomorrow.
They head into the encounter on the back of a strong performance at table-topping Llandovery, albeit one that wasn't reflected by the scoreline.
They lost 38-19 at Church Bank despite going into the final ten minutes with the lead.
"There were lots of positives but we paid the price for being sloppy at the end," said Cronk.
"Once again our discipline let us down and we finished the game with 14 men (after a yellow card for back row forward Craig Everett).
"The stats tell you that you ship an average of ten points per card and we've had five yellows and two reds so far this season. That can't carry on.
"But the performance against a very good Llan-dovery side shows that our new players are bedding into the structures we have in place.
"It was a really positive room when we did our analysis on Tuesday but now it's all about getting the results to go with the improvements we are making."
The Ravens sit at the bottom of the table with just one win from their six games – and that came against Llan-elli on opening day.
"Bridgend have had a tough start but they are a good side," said Cronk.
"We will have to work hard as a front eight to try and get the upper hand and control things.
"They have real pace behind so we will have to watch their dangerous runners like Luke Morgan (Wales Under-20s wing and last season's top Premiership try scorer) closely."
Newport are still struggling for numbers in midfield with centres Dan Robinson, Adam Davies and Will Richards on the sidelines.
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6:09pm Fri 5 Oct 12
Tak523SC says...
I don't have a problem with people having ambition but with every transfer it proves the WRU were wrong in stating that Pontypool were not good enough to stay in the top flight.
The fact that clubs are snapping up Pontypool players shows they too didn't agree with the WRU.
6:14pm Fri 5 Oct 12
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11:35am Sat 6 Oct 12
Robert Shillabeer says...
One thing that does worry me a bit is Newport seem to have taken quite a few Pontypool players on this season, is it because they are good payers or because Newport can no longer attract the more accomplished players to sign up for them, no doubt a few thoughts on that one.
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Photographic Subject Matter in 19th Century Britain with Meaghan Froh
As photographic technology improved during the mid-19th century, wealthy British citizens began using cameras to document people and places they considered important. This Art for Lunch will explore how middle and upper-class Brits viewed their country during the mid to late 19th century and how citizens started using cameras to document the changing face of Industrial Britain.
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Creating Environments for Contemporary Art with Tori McNish
Contemporary artists often take on many roles – notably, as in Geoffrey Farmer's case, as curator. In The Intellection of Lady Spider House, Farmer has expanded the notion of a contemporary art installation to create a total gallery environment. Join us as we journey through the haunted House, and explore the changing role of the contemporary artist/curator.
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Inner and Outer Worlds: The Work of Marc Chagall with Devon Beggs
Marc Chagall's synthesis of several artistic styles, experimentations with colour, and often fantastical subject matter have established him as a pioneer of modernism. The scope of Chagall's practice includes everything from painting and book illustration to stage sets, stained glass and ceramics. Join us as we explore Chagall's life, his visual language and his lasting influence on contemporary art.
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Renaissance Man: Titian and the Venetian School with Devon Beggs
From portraits to religious and mythological subjects, Titian's paintings remain some of the most important and influential works in the history of Italian art. This Art for Lunch will examine the shifts in style and subject matter throughout the career of this illustrious artist.
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Tori McNish is an enthusiastic member of Edmonton's visual arts community, holding a BA Honours degree from the University of Alberta with a major in the History of Art, Design and Visual Culture. She has worked at various cultural institutions focusing on education and interpretive program material, including an internship at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C. McNish is also a freelance writer, who publishes about exhibitions and events throughout the city. When not delivering public tours on Sundays, McNish can be found working the exhibitions as a Gallery Attendant.
A multi-disciplinary artist based in Edmonton, Devon Beggs holds a BFA in Fine Arts in Visual Arts from the University of Alberta and an MFA in Painting and Drawing from Concordia University. One of the co-founders of Hard Copy: Edmonton's Artist Book and Zine Fair, Beggs is an active member of the Edmonton arts community, and is also the senior member of the Interpretive Team at the AGA.
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Disguising herself as a young man named Ganymede, Rosalind and her cousin Celia flee the court of Celia's father, Frederick, who has usurped power from Duke Senior, Rosalind's father. Meanwhile, Orlando, who has fallen in love with Rosalind, also flees the court when he learns that his brother Oliver is trying to kill him. Inevitably, they all meet in the forest of Arden, where Duke Senior has also taken refuge. Here, Rosalind's disguise provides the source of considerable confusion, but everything is resolved happily, and ends, as all good comedies must, with reconciliations and marriages blessed by the gods.
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BEST FRIENDS?: Not exactly, but if you disguise a robot well enough, you can make a cockroach believe that it is one of the gang.
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Safety in numbers has pretty much ruled in the animal kingdom. But now researchers are discovering that artificially intelligent robots can change animals' natural instinct to live as a group, prompting them to form new patterns of behavior.
Take the typical three-centimeter- (1.2-inch-) long American cockroach, Periplaneta americana. It tends to live in groups with fellow cockroaches in the darkest shelters available. But could new robotic interlopers alter their age-old way of life? In a word—yes.
Researchers at the Free University of Brussels (U.L.B.) in Belgium, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (E.P.F.L.) in Switzerland and the University of Rennes in France, along with other European educational institutions report in Science that when they introduced a few socially integrated autonomous robots (boxy in design but made to smell like the real deal) into cockroach communities, they altered the collective decision-making process and triggered new behavior patterns in the bugs. The findings show that it may be possible to use robots to study and control how groups of animals from insects to vertebrates interact.
Cockroaches may not get much respect outside of laboratory settings, but they were better subjects for this test than ants or bees, because they have less elaborate social structures yet still "produce a collective intelligence," says José Halloy, the senior research scientist at U.L.B who coordinated the project.
Cockroaches do not comparison shop or communicate their preferences to one another when selecting shelter. They will, however, instinctively choose darker over more illuminated areas. They will also use their antennae to feel whether other cockroaches are present. Cockroaches will settle in if a place is dimly lit and well populated. "If three or four cockroaches are together under a shelter," Halloy says, "the probability of one of them leaving drops significantly."
During the five-year study, Halloy and his team introduced a number of robot cockroaches into this natural dynamic to see if they could influence the group dynamic. "In that way, the robots were used as tools to improve our knowledge of biology," he says.
The key was constructing robo-bugs tiny enough to successfully infiltrate cockroach clans. To do this, engineers at E.P.F.L. decided to build robots modeled after American cockroaches, which are generally twice the size of cockroaches indigenous to Asia or Europe. The robots were programmable and ran on a battery that lasted at least four hours. The robots were designed to operate autonomously (without any sort of remote control), to detect the difference between light and dark, and to sense the presence of cockroaches and other robots that came within about four centimeters (1.6 inches) of them.
The hardest part of the experiment, Halloy says, was getting the real cockroaches to accept the imposters. To do this, the team tapped biologists at Rennes to develop a pheromone that would fool the insects (which recognize each other via scents picked up by their antennae) into believing that the robo-invaders were fellow cockroaches. The pheromone was sprayed on a piece of paper wrapped around each bot. "Without that smell,'' Halloy says, "the cockroaches avoided the robots."


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- SolarCity (SCTY +5.5%) is launching DemandLogic, an energy storage solution that's meant to complement its solar installations, and which relies on battery packs from fellow Elon Musk brainchild Tesla (TSLA +2.1%).
- DemandLogic can act as a backup energy source during grid outages, reduce or eliminate the need for grid power during times when the sun isn't shining, and lower the "demand charges" faced by businesses (tied to peak grid usage) by acting as an electricity source during peak hours.
- Much like SolarCity's panel installations, DemandLogic comes with no up-front cost, and is instead monetized via (10-year) service agreements.
- SolarCity admits DemandLogic generally doesn't make financial sense for homeowners at this time, but argues some businesses paying steep demand charges could see an immediate benefit.
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Tuesday, Dec 310:57 AMTesla Motors roundup: Shares rally, Model S safety nod, VIN analysis
- Shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA +11.4%) hit their highest level since mid-November as a report that the automaker has been cleared by German regulators on safety defects for the Model S improves sentiment.
- Analysts with Jefferies snuck a peek at some VIN numbers during visits to Tesla stores in California and walked away convinced that the company is on pace to meet its guidance for Q4 deliveries of 6K vehicles.
- Ground zero for the dissection of the VIN numbers used by Tesla is a thread on the forums section of the Tesla website.
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Tuesday, Dec 37:38 AMModel S clears safety regulators in Germany
- Tesla Motors (TSLA) says the German Federal Motor Transport has cleared the EV automaker of any manufacturing-related defects for the Model S.
- Jefferies thinks the positive review in Germany bodes well that Tesla will avoid a safety recall in the U.S. as well.
- TSLA +2.7% premarket to $127.50.
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Monday, Dec 29:23 AMAutomakers walk tightrope with inventory levels
- Automakers are walking a tightrope between accounting for strong demand in the U.S. and keeping inventory at levels where they don't have to use painful incentives to clear dealer lots.
- The industry entered November with inventory of 3.4M cars which at 76 days' supply reps the highest level for the month since 2005.
- What to watch: Analysts like the approach of Ford which has scheduled periods of downtime at select plants to keep inventory at optimal levels.
- November U.S. Auto Sales preview
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Wednesday, Nov 274:04 PMTesla closes higher following S&P upgrade, Deutsche note
- S&P has followed up on Deutsche's effort to pound the table for Tesla (TSLA +5.4%) by upgrading the EV maker to Hold, albeit while lowering its PT by $10 to $130.
- The firm remains cautious on Tesla for now: While believing recent safety concerns are unjustified, it still thinks "unfavorable media" will weigh on shares.
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Wednesday, Nov 278:21 AMAnalysts go to the mat on Tesla
- With shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA) down nearly 40% from their recent highs, Wall Street is still vigorously debating if the stock is now cheap or still grossly overvalued.
- Deutsche Bank's Dan Galves says the stock is now discounting pre-Gen 3 earnings and the sell-off creates a favorable entry point. "We are reiterating our Buy recommendation as we see a series of positive catalysts over the next several months that could lead to renewed confidence in earnings trajectory. These include: 1) A favorable resolution of the NHTSA investigation; 2) Initial news on (what we believe will be very strong) China order flows; 3) Increased visibility on an accelerating order/production ramp, and; 4) Further gross margin improvement and operating expense leverage (which may be significantly better than consensus). The firm maintained a Buy rating and price target of $200.
- Meanwhile BofA's John Lovallo says shares remain overvalued even after the sell-off. He reiterates an Underperform rating and $45 price target, saying the company would have to 348K vehicles/year by 2020 to justify the current valuation.
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Monday, Nov 2511:14 AMFisker dies but Karma EV might live
- Electric-vehicle automaker Fisker files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and says it will have its assets acquired by Hybrid Tech Holdings.
- As part of a DOE auction won by Hybrid Technology, the newly-formed company will assume a defaulted loan that Fisker has with the U.S. government.
- In theory, the developments could mean a re-emergence of the Fisker Karma plug-in luxury hybrid to compete with vehicles from Tesla Motors (TSLA +0.1%), but the road to significant production for the Karma is still lined with potholes.
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Monday, Nov 259:18 AMTesla Motors higher after Musk comments on Q4
- Tesla Motors (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is still hammering away at the undue attention a few post-accident battery fires has drawn as he maintains the accidents are not part of a design flaw.
- In an interview with the AP, Musk did sneak another nugget unrelated to the fire fiasco when he tipped that Q4 sales are running higher than expectations so far.
- TSLA +2.8% premarket to $124.80.
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Saturday, Nov 2311:45 AML.A. Auto Show wrap: Back to the Future
- The L.A. Auto Show hit full stride with global automakers tipping off plans to ramp up production and designs to take advantage of the North American demand boom.
- Honda (HMC), Toyota (TM), and Hyundai (HYMLF) pounded home the commitment they will make to hydrogen fuel cells. This is no flux capacitor chatter. All three plan to invest to have fuel cell models on the U.S. market within two years, although details on charging station infrastructure are sketchy.
- General Motors (GM) was the talk of the town as the Chevy Colorado truck impressed analysts mightily and looks set to give challengers from Nissan and Toyota a run for their money.
- BMW (BAMXY), Porsche (VLKAY, POAHF), and Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF) all have big plans for the luxury market, while Kia enters the segment as a darkhorse with the K900. Kia?
- On the zero-emission front, Honda was full of swagger by landing a major green award for the new hybrid Honda Accord on gaudy fuel economy ratings.
- Automakers to watch: Subaru (FUJHY) and Chrysler (FIATY) look well-positioned for 2014 market share gains. Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is off monitoring his latest Space X rocket, while the Tesla debate gets even livelier on SA.
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Thursday, Nov 211:54 PMWho's minding the top sales job at Tesla?
- The head of sales at Tesla Motors (TSLA +0.6%) is no longer at the company if the exec's LinkdeIn profile is to be believed, tips Dougherty.
- George Blankenship, who is still posted as on the job on Tesla's corporate site, was considered one of the visionaries at the EV automaker and appeared to be tasked with developing its retail stores concept after earning accolades for his stint at Apple.
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Thursday, Nov 217:17 AMThe Model S knocks it out of the park in satisfaction survey
- Tesla Motors (TSLA) receives some good news with Consumer Reports indicating the Model S earned a customer satisfaction score of 99 out of 100 from current owners.
- The EV topped the list of all cars included in the annual survey and its score was the highest the publication has seen in years.
- TSLA -0.5% premarket to $120.50.
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Wednesday, Nov 202:59 PMBarclays warns on lasting impact of Tesla recall
- Barclays analyst Brian Johnson says Tesla Motors (TSLA -4.1%) could take a serious hit to sales if a federal safety investigation into the Model S lasts more than a few months.
- The analyst cites Toyota's sticky accelerator issue in 2010 and Audi's unintended acceleration flap as two recall incidents that led to a serious tail-off in demand. Though the examples are cherry-picked, each centered on negative publicity that didn't run out of gas very quickly.
- Shares of TSLA are downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight by Barclays due to the overhang and the price target is cut to $120.
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Tuesday, Nov 198:13 AMElon Musk defends Tesla as feds start probe
- Tesla Motors (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is out with a defense of the Model S as word breaks that the automaker will be the subject of a federal probe.
- The Tesla Math: Drivers are 4X more likely to experience a fire in a gasoline car than a Model S and should count on the risk of being struck by lightning as a bigger concern
- TSLA -3.0% premarket.
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Tuesday, Nov 197:57 AMNo fire drill: Tesla Motors Model S is subject of federal probe
- The NHTSA says it will investigate the Tesla Motors (TSLA) Model S to determine if the model has an increased risk of fires.
- The agency said the probe was triggered by two recent accidents involving the Model S which resulted in a fire.
- TSLA -4.0% premarket to $116.76.
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Monday, Nov 182:14 PMTesla Motors takes another leg down
- Shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA -8.1%) fall on heavy volume to extend a multi-week slide that started shortly after they threatened the $200 mark back in September.
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Breaking Records! Very nice! 2009 has already been very nice to me. 40K points in 24h. First time ever!
Congrats brother! I noticed this tonight and I like what i see. Keep up the good work and I hope you pass me one day. I have no problem being second place to a top notch act such as yourself
Thanks for the effort Buck, but is not gonna happen! Unless I move to a bigger place, that's my limit! I guess my fiance won't like if I start building folding rigs in our bedroom ...hehehe
stanhemi, I guess the new rig is showing results. Great success neighbor! FOLD ON! Now I wanna see your 24 average going to 10K+ EDIT: ALL THE BEST TO newtekie1 NOW @ 3.000.000 GREAT NUMBER!!
Still having a 8800gs on my shelf,and looking for a 8800gt.I want 20k (3 rigs folding 24/7,the room temp are now @ 27c...and it winter here lol)
Very good stanhemi, go for the twenties! About the temperatures, same here. Sometimes I have to open a window for a while. hehe
Ah, it's 76F here today. I had to put wheels on the folding rack to wheel it closer to the exhaust fan. It get's into the low 50's @ night, so it's not that bad. Congrats Newtekie1, you are one of the original crew and we pay homage I'm looking forward to TPU pulling down 2 million PPD/Week
Thanks for that stanhemi, but what really matters is the TEAM WORK. We have 75 active members for now, out of 247. The 75 are making the difference. Not 1, 2 or the top 10. Try to let only the top 10 producers folding... won't work for sure. Thanks to ALL TPU members! Special thanks to the 75 active today. Hope will be 80 tomorrow!
Well the 75 active now definately trumps the 35 or so active this last summer for sure! When I got back into folding in July I was one of 32-35 active members a day, it stuck that way for a while. But as you all can see having more members donate to the cause has helped TPU become a very efficient machine at churning out WU's. It'd be cool if Team TPU! found a cure for cancer or something similar! Sure top 100 would be nice, but I'd rather see something truly good and beneficial to all come from it! If we all donate it will only come sooner!
I have given up my GPU folding endeavour. Getting those UNSTABLE_MACHINE errors to go away seemed impossible. Back to 100ppd with the laptop!!
Yes.. the system locks up and restarts, or needs to be reset.. It's running well though for the clocks I have it set to I would think?
Well the postman is just away and here is what he left for me Here they are test installed on my desk.Drivers and all installed (didn't go to bad as these are my first nVidia cards). Got the Folding@home clients installed and set up and they are now doing their job folding away.
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I have the CFO II paired to my ORVIS Superfine Touch 8'6" 3wt and it matches the styling well. I had a Lamson LiteSpeed on that rod but felt the weren't well matched. The reel is all machined aluminum which makes it pretty light. This is not a large arbor reel but if you're matching it to lightweight (1-3wt) rods that shouldn't be a problem. It's all metal, no plastic parts in the drag system or the handle. If you can get these on sale do. They are classy looking. You can splurge and get the limited editions made in England which will cost you 5-6x more, but you'd be getting the same reel. I'd get this one instead. I do find it a little hard to reel in after setting the drag tight...but that's only on the startup and for a split second. After that it's perfect—and you can't beat that classic sound!
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Watch What You Wear: It Could Get You a Promotion
BackBy Robert Half Technology — Aug. 6, 2012
Menlo Park, Calif. — Aug. 6Hoodies and T-shirts may be wardrobe staples in some IT departments, but chief information officers say moving up the career ladder often requires a little more polish.
More than three in four (76 percent) CIOs said the way someone dresses at least somewhat influences his or her ability to move up within the organization's IT department, and only 22 percent said what someone wears doesn't influence promotion potential, according to a recent survey by Robert Half Technology, a provider of IT professionals on a project and full-time basis.
The survey is based on more than 1,400 telephone interviews with CIOs from a random sample of U.S. companies with 100 or more employees.
CIOs were asked, "To what extent does how well someone dresses influence his or her ability to be promoted within your organization's IT department?" Three percent said "significantly," 73 percent responded "somewhat" while 22 percent said not at all.
Refuting the myth that IT departments are overly casual, 66 percent of CIOs polled described the dress code among tech professionals in their department as "somewhat formal," meaning most people wear dress slacks or a skirt and a button-down shirt. In addition, when asked whether the work culture is more formal or casual than the rest of the organization, 85 percent of CIOs said the work culture in their IT department is the same.
CIOs also were asked, "How would you describe the dress code in your IT department?" Three percent said "very formal" (a suit and tie); 66 percent said "somewhat formal" (dress slacks or a skirt and a button-down shirt); 25 percent said "somewhat casual" (khakis and a polo shirt or sweater); and 5 percent responded "very casual" (jeans and a t-shirt).
In addition, CIOs were asked, "How formal or casual is the work culture in your IT department compared to the work culture of the rest of your organization?" Only 4 percent said "more formal," 85 percent said "the same;" and 10 percent said "more casual."
"Increasingly, IT team members and managers must interact with executives across the company, the board, customers and strategic partners," said Robert Half Technology senior executive director John Reed. "Image does matter, and you're not likely to be taken as seriously in these interactions if you're wearing unprofessional attire."
Robert Half Technology recommends asking these questions to help ensure you dress for success at the office:
• Would managers in the IT department at my company wear this? If the answer is no, you probably shouldn't wear it either.
• Is it distracting or potentially offensive? Unless you work for a political action committee or advocacy group, shirts or accessories with political, religious or controversial messages are best left at home.
• Is it clean and in good condition? Even in casual technology departments, clothes that are torn, wrinkled or stained should be left at home. Sloppy attire may prompt your manager to wonder how serious you are about your job.
• Is it comfortable? Relaxed clothing is important for IT professionals, especially those spending long hours writing code, or who are in more active roles such as repairing hardware. Dress for your position, but make sure you can move comfortably.
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The Leadership Strategies Employed by Joan of Arc
Maurice Fricke on June 30, 2011 in jacques d arc, jeanne d arc luc besson, le proces de jeanne d arc, motion picture theaters Comments OffOne of the names that were prominently known during the Hundred Years' War was Joan of Arc. Apart from being a woman who served in the army, the military strategies that she utilized and imposed on her followers were aggressive in nature. This approach deviated from what the French was used to doing which involved the adaptation of cautious military strategies. There was an instance when the French tried to utilize an offensive military approach however this did not fare well and so they reverted to their usual cautious military strategy.
Joan set out to attach the Saint Loup fortress where she eventually succeeded. She did not allow any time for rest and again travelled to another fortress the next day. It was a place named Saint Jean le Blanc and when Joan arrived there, no one was around. Again, she did not waste a day for rest and moved on to a war council. Once there she went against the wishes of Jean d'Orleans and challenged them to another dispute and a war. Jean D'Orleans was not amenable to this and so to thwart the occurrence of war, she closed the gates of her city. This did not stop Joan from attacking. She was able to coerce the town mayor into opening the city after which she and her troops were able to conquer the city's Saint Augustins fortress.
Joan of Arc's aggressive approach to war lead her to a lot of victories. She was confident in her leadership abilities and the loyalty of her men. On the eve of the day she captured the fortress of St. Augustins, the war council met and were able to agree on waiting for back up and more military before launching another offensive. Joan did not agree to this and she acted on her impulse to attack the English' strongest fortress which was called les Tourelles. This siege occurred just a couple of days after she conquered St. Augustins.
A lot of Joan of Arc's colleagues recognized her dedication to the French military and to her country. In fact, she did not rest even when an arrow hit her on the neck. She still managed to stand up for her troops and lead them into war. Because of her constant successes, the French now saw the good in taking aggressive military strategies. Joan's charisma even influenced Charles the VII to allow her to work with the Duke John II of Alecon's army. She was also given the go signal to take into French custody the bridges surrounding the enemy territory of a place called Rheims.
Even highly experienced military men bowed to the ingenuity of Joan's leadership strategies. She led the French army to a lot of victories and they were able to regain control of Jargeau, Meung-sur-Loire, and Beaugency in just a week's time. Apart from being subjected to an arrow hit, she also received a stone cannonball blow. All these injuries and other difficulties of leading a war did not prevent her from forging on working towards her goal which was to have Charles the VII crowned as the one and only Sovereign of France.


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We did see the Dow turned positive in the once again -- going into negative territory is all of this as a worries about the fiscal -- -- some about Europe.
Our next guest though says if there's not a fiscal -- solution we may get a replay a replay.
Of 2009.
This is what happened the markets back in 2000 not remember this ever want James -- thought -- thought asset manager president of equity asset management joins me now in.
Do you say that markets if we don't get a deal one in three chance we don't have one markets could drop five to 10% like that -- I think that's easily the comparison the can be made.
And it's also reminiscent to me of -- TARP was first turned down in the fall 2008.
And the markets really fell out of bed and a few days later I think we probably talked about it at the time.
Congress enacted it so it is something that I think.
The lack of any political will to come together and solve this I think it will really dramatically impact the funny that you also have something else about the markets for 2013 -- is very disconcerting you're talking about the second half of 2013.
The markets welcome back and told them.
Because of other issues flat profits from from you know corporations across this country lousy earnings -- quarter did not look great right so let's let's pick up.
On that the third quarter one of the things that we saw quite a bit of was flat revenue growth and there's nothing to indicate that going forward in the fourth quarter.
Or the first quarter of next year that revenues going to pick up so if prop.
You put all this together what you've got his uncertainty in corporate boardrooms it's keeping a lid on any sort of investment that would get.
Aggregate demand and revenue growth going so we see flat profit growth up for the next six months or sell.
That's the bad news the good news is underneath all this there are the animal spirits trying to get this economy growing again the labor market seemed to be picking up housing is definitely picking up if editor -- get through this political drama that worry and.
That could see -- market doesn't -- that can't what we're seeing though is investor fear and it yet it's warmed to it and it's unwarranted absolutely you've got high network clients -- -- the you do coming in your office and saying you.
What are we gonna do how to -- -- rebalance before the end of the year because of the unknown and I'm sorry but I don't see any good will coming out of Washington if anything it's the opposite right now that -- -- amid sitting on -- negotiate.
Amazingly so because I still I'm scratching my head on what's to be gained.
By this brinksmanship to the last minute but putting that aside to your point about what clients should be doing right now what we've advised.
Is in the risk portion of their portfolios primarily the stock portion their portfolios.
We got fifteen to 20% in cash on the sidelines.
We do see opportunities out there that were ready to put that money to work at a moment's notice.
But frankly were not going to do it while taking a gamble which is really what is on whether the fiscal -- is -- -- us.
About a couple things because you're also looking at the commodities space you're looking at natural gas in particular -- -- opportunity there are no matter what happens right but the clapping -- Nat gas at -- point 4% this year where the where the buys right counties and.
Right so natural gas and it's not just into commodities just where we see the value it had got really hammered earlier this year down below three dollars a share.
Consequently a lot of producers here in the US shut down their rigs shut in their wells.
What we're seeing now is that supply is on the margins a little bit lower demand is a little bit higher and prices are coming back up there now three dollars and 75 cents.
We see that pendulum continuing to swing up to four dollars and fifty cents.
We have to factor in here that crude oil is coming down at the same time.
Which helps the profitability of exploration and production companies to go out there and drill more wells.
So we see opportunity in royalty trusts like the San Juan Basin Royalty Trust okay which is a little bit down 43% though Jeremy and -- -- that's where the value on lives.
Are no.
I mean you're certainly not telling me that I should be -- buying it when it's up forty.
And I know you Sheryl you're -- a value investor -- so I don't think you're suggesting that.
No that that's there's definitely opportunity there as natural gas prices climb back up another 20%.
You could see the same price action in the shares of San Juan Basin Royalty Trust.
And lastly look for that the beaten down stocks there's an exploration and production company that has a lot of gas potential.
Called Newfield Exploration trading below book value we like it I can't -- it felt like the -- thank you very much healthier and the negotiations initials AJ I can't do well these are on and it's.
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412. A Gift; Seforim
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59:10 If a person was given something as a gift, he recites "haTov vehaMeitiv" because it benefits both him and the giver. If the recipient is needy, the giver benefits because he has fulfilled the mitzvah of tzedaka. If the recipient is wealthy, the giver is happy that his gift was accepted. (Mishnah Brurah 223:21 disagrees and says that one should recite shehechiyanu upon receiving a gift.)
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Locanda Del Borgo
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I used to love to come to this restaurant when it was Cherry Tomato, but then tried the next place and was very disappointed. Locanda Del Borgo is a great little spot, casual yet sophisticated. I had the shrimp & pasta and it was wonderful!
I've been a few times to Locanda del Borgo and, each time, I'm liking it more and more. Their service is friendly and efficient but its their authentic Italian food that stands out. Their pizza is top notch and the few entrees I've tried have been delicious.
We visit Locanda once every month or two. The food is reliably excellent and their specials are always impressive (but usually $7 or $8 more than the regular menu items). On this visit the kitchen was somewhat slow causing concern for both us and our server. Locando's popularity in the neighborhood is also making it so crowded that the noise level is becoming intrusive. I would recommend going a little later in the evening or on a weekday evening.
All around, a delightful meal. This was our first visit, and we will definitely be back. Food was very good, the service attentive and professional.
This was my second time there and I loved it both times. But the people I was with the second time were not as pleased with their entrees as I was. The special was skimpy, the lasagna was average, and the other entree was dry...according to their feedback. Oh, well, I guess I will have to dine alone next time I go!
I often bring work colleagues here since it's one of my favorite, moderately priced Italian restaurants in the Denver area. It's generally unpretentious though often noisy. There's a whole wheat pasta entree and some vegetarian options which I appreciate.
I loved the energetic feel of this place and the food and service was outstanding. Some friends and I tried a few dishes when we dined here for the first time this past week and everything was amazing. I would especially recommend the Orecchiette (with house sausage & rapini in a spicy sun-dried tomato pesto and aged Ricotta), the Fettuccine (with house sausage, a variety of mushrooms, and garlic-white wine sauce) and the Ricotta Gnocchi (with smoked speck and arugula in a Parmigiano-cream sauce). I do not normally write reviews, but I was so impressed with the food and service at Locanda del Borgo that I decided to write one. I am definitely looking forward to going back and trying more dishes. Great contemporary Italian restaurant!
We were very happy with Locanda Del Borgo overall. The ambiance is lovely and the staff was very friendly. During the first ten minutes we were approached several times by several different waiters asking us the same questions so there was some confusion on whose table it was, but that's better than having no one! The specials were delicious and the tiramisu incredible. The only item we would not recommend is the minestrone soup--so heavy on green vegetables that it was really more like 'broccoli soup.' Overall we enjoyed this neighborhood gem and will recommend it to friends.
The food is consistently good, the wait staff is very friendly and accommodating. Locanda is a great neighborhood bistro "where everybody knows your name."
Our most favorite restaurant, you can't beat the food, service...it's just plan great.
We always return to Locando because the food is excellent. We think Denise is the best server around town.
Having just returned from a 30 day trip through Italy, we were craving Italian cuisine. Having been to Locanda a few times previously, we felt that the food was as close as we could get to the food we consumed in Italy. We were not disappointed.
a real treasure in Montclair. the best of Italian cuisine and daily specials.
We went to this restaurant for our anniversary on the recommendation of a friend. The service was attentive without being overbearing and the server was very helpful with food and wine information. I had the Flatiron steak, which was cooked exactly as I ordered and was very tender. The parmesan fries that came with it were great. My wife had the vegetarian lasagna and was very pleased. My only complaint is that the tables for two are very close to one another. Overall, a terrific experience and we will definitely be back.
This neighborhood gem of a restaurant is pleasant for all age groups from seniors to small children and we saw many families. Noise level is just fine - friendly and moderate. Ambiance is still elegant enough to invite out of town guests for an impressive eating experience. Food is wonderful - I especially love their grilled mixed seafood salad. Everyone enjoyed their salads and entrees and the wine was perfect! We have been several times and will definitely go again.
Food, service, quality, all delicious! I'd give it 4.5 stars out of 5. Can't wait to go again!
Food is always great. Service is often slow, but that pace reminds me of long meals in Europe. Staff was very helpful and knowledgable.
great Italian and really memorable food. a surprise find in a neighborhood restaurant. We don't live nearby, but always look forward to Locanda for a special treat. Ravioli with short ribs and mushrooms and veal specials are always on top of our list.
I love dining here. A few months ago I moved into the Mayfair neighborhood. Locanda is only 5 minutes from my house which I so appreciate. The food is impeccable and the wine selection is varied and good. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
second time for us the first awesome and this one GREAT no issues....we will be going back....!!!
You walk into this restaurant and you feel right at home, I feel you could celebrate the littlest occasion to your most romantic occasion and It would work. We sat out side in a frame of little lights around the windows. I felt really comfortable and relaxed in this atmosphere. This was our youngest sons favorite Italian Restaurant, and wanted to share the great food and ambience with us.
We wanted to try something new and weren't disappointed. We were greeted at the door and promptly seated. The menu was varied enough to please all of the finicky diets, but it was a little heavy on the cream sauces. Service was friendly and helpful. Overall, a great experience and we will return.
The menu is surprisingly sophisticated for this cute little neighborhood spot. Service is always good and the food is always delicious.
We arrived early and was able to be seated. Food was outstanding! Portions were perfect. Attentive but not obtrusive server.
Locanda is one of the best Italian restaurants in Denver. We both go to Italy often and feel strongly that the food at Locanda is both well prepared and of the best quality in Italian restaurants in Denver. Just experiencing the smell of the wood fired grill when you walk in in enough to get your senses going in the right direction. On our most recent visit I had their fish dish and it was over the top delicious.
Wonderful lunch. One of my favorite local restaurants! Cameile
loved it. took my mom there for her bday. its way across town but worth the drive. Only complaint was that the wine was a tad cold. Food was amazing.
from the wood oven that permeates this rustic, yet classy Italian gem in S.E. Denver. Forget the notion of Italian food as swimming in red sauce. This place is much more authentic w/ a tasty variety of tempting app's & entrees. Thankfully, the whole experience is enhance by a genuinely engaging and knowledgeable staff, who clearly understand that they're there for their customers. We've come to look forward to seeing Brianna (sp?) each time we visit, but service hasn't strayed when another server takes our table. And did we mention the aroma? Got to be one of the best smelling eateries in town.
It seams like this place has a lot of longtime, loyal customers, and we plan on becoming one of them. The first thing you notice is the wood-fired pizza oven smell from the parking lot. My husband is a pizza snob, and we have traveled to Italy several times. The pizza here is great! But other great menu items as well, and options for vegetarians (there could be more). The cocktails are generous and the service is great.
This is our neighborhood restaurant—we can walk there. Hadn't been there in a while (only because we don't go out to dinner a whole bunch) and it was good as ever. Walking in, it seems so warm and cozy and welcoming with all the candles on the tables. I had the Ciopinno which was excellent—just the right amount of heat for me and four toasty little slices of garkic bread around the edge for dipping. We took relatives who like vegetarian and they liked that there were so many options for them. They had the spinach lasagna which they raved about. I had the pear and gorgonzola salad and others had the beet salad. Both were excellent. Good job, Locanda!
This was our first time and we will definitely be back again and again. Emily took such great care of us and I will always request one of her tables!
We celebrated a birthday this week at Locanda with two small children and grandparents. This is a great place for families and the staff is very accommodating and accepting of the all that goes on with the young ones. We shared apps ordered for the table of prosciutto, mussels and clams, and the fritto misto; all excellent. The Branzino, Misto Carne, and Risotto were wonderful as always. This restaurant is a favorite and we are there 2 or 3 times a month. It was great to see a Wednesday so busy.
While the service is always slow at this restaurant, the food is always outstanding. Another great meal on this night.
Love this place. Food & wine are always consistently excellent. Have never been disappointed in the menu selections---all are wonderfully prepared & served.
We've been going here for years and for the first time ever the service was not great. We had to ask for things multiple times and things that should have come with dinner - a spoon for soup - really? The restaurant was its normal level of busy, not crazy busy, so we were all surprised that we couldn't find our server and her barely checked on us. Hopefully just a fluke because this place is normally great!
Gelato - homemade and the BEST - try a sampler of all the daily flavors. Seafood salad was supurb as were the lentil soup and meatball sandwich. Will visit again to try the dinner menu.
My husband, our 26 yr old daughter and myself enjoyed this wotnderful neighborhood restaurant last Saturday evening. I had heard about it from several girl friends. We had reservations and were shown our table immediately upon arrival. Great view of the open kitchen. We ordered the divine spinach lasaga, ravioli, and short rib special. Delicious. We will return with pleasure.
We frequent Locanda, so why not bring the in-laws. They were in heaven with the NY Strip and homemade gelato. They even said they'd come back up from down south to enjoy it again.
We had a WONDERFUL dinner last night at Locando Del Borgo. Josh was a wonderful waiter - we will ask for him next time. The seafood salad was extraordinary - very creative. You accommodated my preference for serving my pasta dish (the linguine seafood selection) on steamed vegetables and in a half portion. It was sooo good you should add it to the menu. And it was my date's birthday. I tipped off the restaurant by phone before we arrived and the tiramisou delivered to the table with a lighted candle was a successful surprise - he was delighted. Thank you for a special evening! Anne Cox
Locanda delivers the goods. Food is always predictably good. Service prompt (sometimes even can feel rushed) and attentive. Great Hilltop gem.
Delicious as always. My friend had never been there, though I have been many times. We meet every other month or so for lunch, and after our Thursday date, she said, "Why do we keep looking for new places? Let's just come here!"
Really enjoyed everything here. We will be returning!
My husband is suspicious of new restaurants, but after our first visit he said "Why aren't we coming here once a week"? We travel to Italy frequently, and this place has authentic and tasty food for a reasonable price. The staff cares about your experience, and the service is great. We have been working our way through the menu and have loved everything we've tried. I especially appreciate the vegetarian options!
We so enjoy going to Locanda because of the good foot and warm atmosphere. This past dining experience was very special because it include friends who were celebrating belated BIG!! birthdays. Our wait person was splendid; she has been our server on several different occasions and were delighted to have her. Everyone enjoyed the evening and since it was the first visit for half of our party, they were more than pleased and somewhat surprised that they passed the location often and never noticed the restaurant. Be assured that they will all become patrons.
Menu offers a good selection of pasta and entrees, and food is usually excellent. Dessert could use a bit of work, however.
Locanda is one of our favorite restaurants because the food is always excellent and the service is very good. On this occasion we split the sausage (homemade) and peppers appetizer (outstanding) and the arugula salad. I had the veal piccata - tender veal with a delicious white wine with capers sauce. The homemade pasta dishes are always superb and my wife's was no exception. The lasagna, made with layers of meat and ricotta cheese tastes like the lasagna I used to eat at my grandfather's house. Add in a great barbaresco and dinner was great. This is an energetic restaurant, especially on weekends so it's not a place for a romantic dinner. But if you are looking for great Italian food, good service and an excellent wine list, visit Locanda.
Good atmosphere, good food, good service, great menu
We were all pleased with our entrees, service could have been better but all of us would go back because of the food.
I really enjoyed this restaurant. The food was excellent, it had a really nice bar, loved the atmosphere. The only complaint I would say would be that we kept asking the waitress for recommendations (for apps, meal, drinks, dessert) and she was pretty indifferent about a lot of it. For example, we asked how the mussels were for the appetizer and she said, "well, they're mussels" and when we asked how the halibut was she simply said "the halibut is always good". We would have liked a little more information or direction. We are easy to up-sell and she didn't even try to do that. However, otherwise she was very friendly and attentive and the food was excellent. Everything else about our experience was great.
Prompt seating (with reservation); friendly, attentive staff; good menu selection and wine list, overall good experience (again).


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Movie Review | Hitchcock: 'Psycho' babble
Film strains truth to make up for lack of drama
Hitchcock . Directed by Sacha Gervasi. Written by John McLaughlin and Stephen Rebello. Photographed by Jeff Cronenweth.
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There's just one Hitch.
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What could be more delicious to a movie buff than a film about the making of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 groundbreaker, Psycho?
Let's hear all the background secrets and motivations about the production of a classic that many adult moviegoers know practically by heart.
Hitchcock spills a few beans, but most of that is what you'd find in a modest "making-of" bonus feature on a Psycho DVD. Sure, some of it is fun, but it is hardly enough to justify a feature film with a heavyweight cast.
The heaviest weight is Anthony Hopkins, who impersonates the master of suspense through layers of putty. Oddly, Hopkins never looks much like Hitchcock — or Hopkins — but he manages to sound like both of them, almost simultaneously.
Critical to what passes for a plot is Alma Reville, Hitchcock's wife, collaborator and sounding
board for 50 years. Played by Helen Mirren with a middle-aged sexiness not apparent in photos of
the real Alma, she quietly passes through periods of being largely ignored and desperately needed
by the husband she understood well.
To beef up
Hitchcock, the filmmakers have contrived a potential affair involving Alma and writer
Whitfield Cook (Danny Huston) that makes Hitch murderously jealous.
Alma might have been close to Cook (who scripted Hitchcock's
Stage Fright), but a more intense relationship is probably sheer fabrication.
Even worse, Hitchcock is visited by the ghost of Ed Gein, the serial killer on
whose grisly history the novel
Psycho is based. The scenes are a nonsensical attempt to explore the director's dark
obsessions, and they come off like a bad comedy sketch.
A glimpse into the making of a favorite film is always packed with pleasures.
Among those in
Hitchcock are accurate portrayals of Janet Leigh (by Scarlett Johansson) and Vera Miles
(by Jessica Biel), both abetted by impeccable wigs.
Unfortunately, apart from the controversy surrounding the material and the risk
the Hitchcocks assumed by mortgaging their home to finance it, the making of
Psycho was a fairly routine operation without mishap or conflict.
The greater drama would come next, when Hitchcock put actress Tippi Hedren
through hell making The Birds and Marnie. That material makes up the recent HBO film
The Girl, a disturbing exposure — based on well-documented sources — of Hitchcock's sexual
frustrations and capacity for abuse.
Much of
Hitchcock delivers biting wit and period flavor. Unfortunately, the story it tells doesn't
have much heft.