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i got plunked down into deployment. i deployed after being in my unit for about four weeks. the first day i showed up, my commander was like great, welcome aboard, don't unpack, you're leaving soon. i got over there and they had shuffled officers because they were short staffs. i would beven know leading marines until i stuck my boots in the sand. what i learned over there was how to talk to anybody, because i grew up kind of nerdy and i was kind of quiet. i was talking about a lot of ,ath and physical stuff communicating architectures and things like that, but i was leading people. and everything from the 18-year- old whose already married with a pregnant wife to my 35-year-old senior enlisted who would give you advice on what we are supposed to do next and i would be like, great, thanks, and then go tell the rest of the ro platoon, this is what we are doing now, being able to gather information, listen, talk to all of your troop's and everyone around you, and then be able to tell everybody what to do and execute afterward was something i learned during that compressed appo

i got plunked down into deployment. i deployed after being in my unit for about four weeks.the first day i showed up, my commander was like great, welcome aboard, don't unpack, we are leaving soon. i got over there and they had shuffled officers because they were short staffed. i did not even know i would be leading to platoons of marines until i stuck my boots in the sand. what i learned over there was how to talk to anybody, because i grew up kind of nerdy and i was kind of quiet. i was used to talking about a lot of math and physical stuff, communicating architectures and things like that, but i was leading people. i had to talk to my marines. everybody from the 18-year-old whose already married with a pregnant wife to my 35-year-old senior enlisted who would give me advice on this is what we are supposed to do next and i would be like, great, thanks, and then go tell the rest of the platoon, this is what we are doing now, being able to put your ear to the ground and listen. gather information and talk to your troops, your fellow officers, and everybody around you. being

i got plunked down into deployment. i deployed after being in my unit for about four weeks. the first day i showed up, my commander was like great, welcome aboard, don't unpack, you're leaving soon. i got over there and they had shuffled officers because they were short staffs. i did not even know i would be leading marines until i stuck my boots in the sand. what i learned over there was how to talk to anybody, because i grew up kind of nerdy and i was kind of quiet. i was talking about a lot of math and physical stuff, communicating architectures and things like that, but i was leading people. and everything from the 18-year- old whose already married with a pregnant wife to my 35-year-old senior enlisted who would give you advice on what we are supposed to do next and i would be like, great, thanks, and then go tell the rest of the platoon, this is what we are doing now, being able to gather information, listen, talk to all of your troop's and everyone around you, and then be able to tell everybody what to do and execute afterward was something i learned during that compr

they might actually plunk down the cash using that mobile device.android can catch up or if apple will remain the ruler of the roost when it comes to mobile shopping. when we get the official numbers and as the holiday season moves on. for cnbc, i'm jon fortt. >> jon's report. joining us is manglo capital partners, got in early on the video call service skype. they realized a huge profit from that. mark, ceo of mangrove capital partners, thanks for joining us. >> did morning. do you think apple is going to keep winning in mobile in the tablet space over and droroid? >> there's no friction to make the acquisition. when you're using the apple device, it's a simple click. as long as they keep the friction away and the competitor products are not quite as good as keeping the purchaser aware of that, apple will continue on that trend. >> is it all about making it the easiest service to use? is that the key to design? it's about design, right? product design and how you use it. >> at the end of the day, it's all about having no pain in using a product. th

wealth editor robert frank will tell us where and why they're plunking their riches. >>> welcome backr it over to dominic chu. >> krispy kreme doughnuts falling in after-hours. investors are focusing on their outlook. they said fiscal 2013 in terms of profs will come in below some street expectations. shares down 10%, kel y in the after market. we'll keep an eye on those shares. back over to you. >> do they indicate where the softness is, just looking through the release? >> we're scouring for some signs right now. this stock has been on an absolute tear. rising from the depths back to the financial crisis. people are starting to like this stock again. what we're concerned about is whether or not there is any perceived weakness in those particular results. remember, the stock is going to be pretty good as well. that's a pretty decent sign as well. i want to break in quickly with breaking news right now. we have some releases now from the federal reserve bank. the headline here is the federal reserve does not object to resubmitted capital plans from both jpmorgan and goldman sachs. bas

. >>> what is plunking down in parts of the midwest? heavy snow? yeah.expected to continue through tomorrow. it has triggered a winter weather advisory from the national weather service. when the air finally clears, many areas could see as much as a foot of snow or even more. >>> here's a look at a the rest of the nation's weather. heavy snow in the rockies. colorado 18 inches. pacific northwest will be drier. rainy over the southeast. >>> the northern plains are gripped in a deep freeze with highs only in the low teens. milder across the a midwest and southeast and the northeast. hot spots are dallas, new orleans and miami with highs in the 70s. >>> an artist from britain has taken finger painting to a new level without even getting his hands dirty. >> his name is kyle lambert. you have to see it to believe it. using just one finger on his ipad air, he creates a painting of morgan freeman the actor. as it progresses it doesn't look like a painting anymore. >> oh, my goodness. the final product is so realistic, we have to remind yourselves this is not a

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