Gloriously under-reported in Australian mainstream media. So far the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corp.) is the only one carrying it on its front page.
It's great to see that level of commitment to a team, but it was also a smart move - those guys knew that the intellectual capital sitting in those employees heads was one of Pixar's biggest assets. Get rid of them so they can go work for a competitor? Nuts.
If you have no prior affiliation or interest in a particular martial art, choose a school based on the master and the school's culture, rather than the type of martial art.
A good master will make any martial art learning experience great. A poor one will ruin any school.
Go watch a class - are the students training diligently, treating each other respectfully, and being taught firmly but carefully by their instructor?
The master sets the tone, culture, and norms of the school. In a sense the master is the school.
I've been training Hapkido in Melbourne, AU (www.hkd.com.au) for the past 12 years, which ticks all the above boxes.
Congrats on everyone so far avoiding the 'martial' as 'marital' typo :)
In corporate-land, enterprise web applications are generally .net or Java.
Enterprise Java is referred to as Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE). In this case, the web output a user sees in a browser is generated on an application server using a mix of Java code and templated HTML/CSS/Javascript/etc.