Big-money institutions such as insurance companies and pension funds have so far only dipped their toe into the sector.
The Aurora Borealis or northern lights, usually seen only in the far north, dipped south, with more people reportedly able to enjoy the colourful sky show.
Sexual intrigue and shock aside, the bigger takeaway from both fan and critical reaction was that "Jessica Jones" was going to dive into larger issues the Marvel Cinematic Universe has all but avoided, and the Netflix "Daredevil" series has (thus far) only dipped its feet in. .
An appealing appetizer special one evening featured steamed dumplings filled with chicken and ginger, a sweet-and-spicy Far Eastern dipping sauce and a chopped lettuce salad in a lemon vinaigrette.
Rockhopper's chief executive Samuel Moody said: Proving oil this far down dip in the Isobel Deep reservoir, in addition to confirming oil bearing sands at a location so close to the edge of the various other fan bodies is an outstanding result and hugely increases the likelihood that the Isobel/Elaine complex can become a third phase of development in the North Falkland basin.
Bankers deserve a lot of blame for getting us into this mess, have dipped far too deeply into the United States Treasury to help themselves, and have been far too slow to modify mortgages.
The Times, so far, has only dipped its toe in that water but continues to explore new advertising ideas, including "micro sites" devoted to specific advertisers.
Teligent's stock is up some 30percentt so far this year, though it dipped during the technology-stock sell-off late last week, closing at $80.50 on Friday, down $2.50.
Her Jean Paul Gaultier T-shirt, textured and colored to resemble snake skin, clung to a svelte, taut frame, and when she rose from the chair at one point, her low-slung blue jeans dipped down far enough in the back to reveal a tattoo, fanning out broad and colorful below her waistline.
Knight Ridder executives like Polk Laffoon IV, vice president for corporate communications, warned that if the stock price dipped too far, a company could become a prime takeover target, as investors might sell to someone who promised a higher return whether or not they cared about the quality of journalism.
