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German stocks rose, with the benchmark DAX Index extending last week's gain. E.ON AG and RWE AG led the advance after the government extended the lifespan of their nuclear power plants.
The DAX climbed 0.3 percent to 6,155.04 at the 5:30 p.m. close in Frankfurt. The gauge jumped 3.1 percent last week as reports showed accelerating growth in American and Chinese manufacturing and an increase in U.S. hiring, easing concern that the global economic recovery is faltering. The broader HDAX Index also gained 0.3 percent today.
Trading of DAX stocks was about half the six-month average as U.S. markets were closed for the Labor Day public holiday.
RWE added 1.8 percent to 54.21 euros, the stock's fourth consecutive gain. E.ON also advanced 1.8 percent to 23.34 euros. Chancellor Angela Merkel's government agreed to extend the working lives of nuclear power stations owned by utilities including E.ON and RWE so that they can continue to operate beyond their planned closure date in 2022.
"The longer-than-expected lifetime extension, apparently without requirements on higher safety standards, is clearly positive for E.ON and RWE," Mario Kristl, analyst at DZ Bank AG in Frankfurt, wrote in a note.
Coalition leaders in Berlin agreed to let seven reactors built before 1980 run eight years longer than planned and 10 younger plants to remain open an extra 14 years, said Klaus Breil, the ruling Free Democratic Party's energy spokesman, who participated in the talks. Germany will use nuclear power as a "bridge technology" to ease the transition to full renewable energy by 2050. The last 17 plants will operate for an additional 12 years on average.
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Axel Springer AG (SPR GY) added 1.6 percent to 94.50 euros, the stock's sixth straight advance. Europe's largest newspaper publisher will become a member of the MDAX index, Deutsche Boerse AG said.
Bauer AG (B5A GY) retreated 1.6 percent to 33.02 euros, the shares' first decline in four days. The builder and construction-equipment maker will move from the MDAX to the SDAX index.
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IN BUSINESS; Living on Ice Cream
By STACEY SZEWCZYK
Published: July 14, 2002
THE BRONX— MALCOLM STOGO, wearing a crisp white dress shirt and khaki pants, walked across his pristine kitchen here in Riverdale, pulling a small commercial ice cream maker he had retrieved from his pantry. He was going to make a batch of homemade piña colada ice cream for a client in Korea. Mr. Stogo has developed and marketed some of the world's richest ice creams for manufacturers all over the world.
''I want it to taste like a piña colada drink,'' Mr. Stogo, 61, said in a no-nonsense Philadelphia accent. A $20-billion-a-year business that absorbs nearly 9 percent of all the milk produced in the United States, ice cream today is at the center of an industry that pivots on the ability of taste-makers like Mr. Stogo to dream up and deliver irresistible flavors.
From his Riverdale home, where he runs Malcolm Stogo Associates International Ice Cream, Dairy & Food Consultants, Mr. Stogo enjoys a panorama of the Hudson River and the Palisades. ''I watch boats go by all day while I work,'' he said.
Besides his consulting work, which in recent months has taken him to Italy, Puerto Rico and Korea, Mr. Stogo has written four books (self-published) about ice cream. (It's a bigger genre than you might think: Amazon lists 300 ice cream related books.) He publishes two quarterly newsletters, titled Batch Freezer News and Ice Cream Store News, and conducts an annual seminar series in Westchester called Ice Cream University, where in addition to teaching the ins and outs of the commercial ice cream business, he gives participants hands-on training in ice cream making. Every January Mr. Stogo and his wife, Carol Gordon, lead students on a gelato tour of Italy.
He is not shy about his expertise.
''With my consulting business,'' Mr. Stogo said, ''I created a niche for myself that nobody else has in the world.''
Donald Wilkes, the president and founder of Blue Pacific Flavors and Wilkes & Associates, food consulting companies based in City of Industry, Calif., bolstered Mr. Stogo's claim.
''He's not your classic corporate person,'' Mr. Wilkes said. ''He has a way of looking at things that's different from people in the ice cream business.
''Most of the ice creams produced in America are made by Unilever and Nestlé,'' he said, ''and it's nice to see someone outside that corporate model who can create and innovate.''
Carvel, acquired by the Roark Company based in Atlanta, has recently signed on as a Stogo client. His mission: to help revive Carvel's ice cream parlor business, which languished when the company concentrated on its ice cream cakes sold in supermarkets. Mr. Stogo said he would focus on Carvel's menu and product marketing. In the last few years the ice cream business has been focusing increasingly on children, and he envisions lots of children's flavors like bubble gum and cotton candy, perhaps sprinkled with bright-colored Gummi Bears.
''Kids today have much more of a say in what they want and they have more of a say in what their parents buy,'' he said.
Mr. Stogo has other proclamations on the subject of ice cream. He has no use, for example, for healthy ice cream.
''Five, six, seven years ago,'' he said, ''the ice cream world became focused on health-related products. Nonfat and no-sugar products were introduced but they didn't taste good. The public basically decided it would rather eat two ounces of something that's delicious than four ounces of something that tastes lousy.''
Dulce de leche, he confirmed, is the hot flavor in the last couple of years. The reason? ''We live in a much more international world than we used to. It's a reflection in the rise in the Hispanic and Caribbean populations.'' He estimates that the gelato market has doubled in the last two years.
The best ice cream? Go to Italy and Denmark.
The worst? You can find it in New York restaurants, he said. ''Pastry chefs come up with these stupid flavors. Who wants to eat basil ice cream?''
Mr. Stogo was not always an ice cream king. In the late 1960's, he was working for a Philadelphia-based brush and hairpiece manufacturer while searching for his true calling. He thought he had found it in the peace movement and worked out an arrangement that allowed him to split his time between his day job and campaigning for Eugene J. McCarthy, Robert F. Kennedy and George S. McGovern.
His professional opportunity came, he said, when he was at a wedding and his wife, a schoolteacher, turned to him and said: ''This food is terrible. We can do better.''
Mr. Stogo said: ''On a pure lark we put an ad in a local magazine. Someone called!'' The couple began a catering business, eventually opening restaurants, where Mr. Stogo began making his own ice cream.
The ice cream the Stogos sold under the name Malcolm's Homemade caught on. They increased production and began distributing the ice cream in pint containers to retail gourmet specialty shops around Philadelphia. ''Before we knew it,'' Mr. Stogo said, ''we had all these new accounts.''
The demands and pressures of a growing business ultimately took their toll, and Mr. Stogo and his wife divorced. Mr. Stogo decided to focus exclusively on ice cream, because, he said, making ice cream was fun. In 1981 Mr. Stogo married again, this time to a painter, and moved to Scarsdale.


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What do you do when your family gets really big—bigger than a minivan can handle? With more than five kids, your vehicle choices narrow so quickly your head will spin. There are options for families of eight or more, though they can be counted on just one hand. However, there's something to be said for only having a few choices because it limits analysis paralysis.
Ford is adding a player to the large-van market with its 2014 Transit Connect Wagon (photo above), which was first announced in September. The tall van features minivan-like sliding side doors and room for seven passengers. The Transit Connect Wagon looks more modern than Ford's current large family hauler, the E-Series Wagon, and will use a standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder or an optional turbocharged 1.6-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder. Ford expects it to get an EPA-rating of at least 30 mpg on the highway. The Transit will debut at the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show and is scheduled to be on lots in late 2013.
If your growing family is bursting the seams of your minivan or three-row crossover, there are several options on dealership lots now. Be warned: Most manufacturers don't offer a plethora of nice-to-have features on these large family vans, but like having privacy while in the bathroom, you knew you'd lose that once you started having a family.
Chevrolet's Express looks more like a traditional passenger van than some of its competitors. Its stablemate, the GMC Savana, offers the same engine choices and seating capacities.
Until the arrival of the Ford Transit, large families can check out Ford's E-Series vans.
Although it's from Mercedes, the Sprinter doesn't add much in the way of luxury to the interior of this large family hauler. There's no wood trim or brushed nickel to be found in this van.
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It's warmer in cities than in the countryside. But why? By how much? And why is it important? Get ready to take part in a unique weather experiment in Manchester on behalf of the Royal Meteorological Society.
Ever noticed that a light dusting of snow usually disappears quite quickly in Manchester? Yet drive out into the countryside, and the snow seems to 'stick' for much longer.
Hundreds of pupils are taking part
It's due to a phenomenon known as Urban Heat Islands (UHI). Cities are thought to be up to 10C warmer than rural areas but no studies have been done outside London to measure the actual variation.
Now, the Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) has approached Altrincham Grammar School for Girls (AGGS) to help them take Manchester's temperature for the first time.
They need thousands of readings from across Manchester on the morning of Friday 6 March 2009. So if you want to take part then read on...
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Nine students at AGGS played a key role in designing the experiment.
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Becky, a year 13 pupil, explained what they'll be doing. "We'll be taking readings at home or on the way to school," she said. "And a few of us will be driving around in teachers' cars."
The students also came up with the idea of getting the Greater Manchester public to take part.
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Dr Sylvia Knight is Head of Education at the RMetS. She said the project is being done to inform the design of future buildings so they can cool naturally without the need for air conditioning.
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"Our aim is to generate a really detailed picture of what Manchester's temperature looks like. If we can get between 2,000 and 3,000 readings, that would be fantastic!"
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- His work is also exhibited in museums, galleries and private collections worldwide.
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Booking agents admitted that there has been a slowdown in demand from visitors, while some hotels reported July occupancy rates dropping by 30 per cent, but this is mainly due to Ramadan. Visitor travel to the UAE traditionally slows down in both the summer months and fasting period.
Industry experts are, however, calling for more vigilance and transparency about the extent of the UAE's risk to the virus, citing that it could seriously impact the tourism industry once it reaches epidemic proportions.
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HONG KONG— Longfor Properties Co. 0960 0.37 % 's first-half net profit rose 14%, boosted by strong property sales and higher rental income and joining strong results from other Chinese property companies, even as Beijing launched measures aimed at cooling the residential property market.
Longfor, which focuses on residential property in mainland China, said net profit for the six months ended June 30 was 2.52 billion yuan (US$394.2 million), up from 2.2 billion yuan a year earlier.
Chairman Wu Yajun said the group expects Beijing's measures to continue to damp demand for property in the second half of this year. Longfor will focus on owner-occupier buyers to counter the impact of China's policies, which are aimed at stemming speculative purchases, he added.
Longfor said it will launch 13 new projects in addition to the 33 projects that are available for sale in the six months ending Dec. 31.
Rita Zhang, director of investment and financing, told a news conference the company plans to spend between 17 billion yuan and 17.5 billion yuan on land acquisitions in 2011, and about 13 billion yuan on property construction.
Underlying profit for the first half totaled 1.95 billion yuan, more than double from a year earlier. The company didn't provide a year-earlier figure for comparison.
Analysts generally use underlying profit rather than net profit to gauge the performance of Hong Kong property companies because their earnings tend to be distorted by regular revaluations of investment properties.
Revenue more than doubled to 7.85 billion yuan from 3.67 billion yuan. As with the previous year, the company said it has resolved not to distribute any dividends for the first half.
Ms. Zhang said the group decided not to proceed with a share placement of around US$505 million in July because of market volatility, adding that the decision wasn't related to a "red flags" report issued by Moody's Investors Service around the time. The report raised questions on the governance and accounting standards of Longfor and a number of other Chinese companies.
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I am following the MVC pattern and have the following setup using Sencha Touch. The code below displays the list of items and they are clickable. On click the next view is pushed to the screen. However the NavigationController's controller is no longer picking up events on this new view. I was hoping to have the 1 controller against the navigationView that handled pushing on popping on click of any card in the list. As you can see I am simply pushing the same view into the stack.
Any ideas on why the controller is not picking up the events for the second screen? If I push the back button the events for the first screen still work and will take me back to the second screen. I realize this would be an endless navigation but in practice it wont be.
Ext.define('GS.view.NavigationContainer', {extend: 'Ext.NavigationView', alias: 'widget.navigation-container', requires: [ 'GS.view.ServerList' ], config: {items: [{itemId: 'listSection', title: 'First', xtype: 'server-list'}]}});
Ext.define('GS.view.ServerList', {extend: 'Ext.List', alias: 'widget.server-list', config: {itemTpl: '{title}', data: [{ id: 1, title: 't1' }, { id: 2, title: 't2' }, { id: 3, title: 't3' }, { id: 4, title: 't4' }]}});
Ext.define('GS.controller.NavigationContainer', {extend: 'Ext.app.Controller', config: {views: ['NavigationContainer'], refs: {navigationContainer: 'navigation-container'}control: {'navigation-container #listSection': {select: 'onSelect'}}}, onSelect: function(view, record) {var navigationContainer = this.getNavigationContainer(); navigationContainer.push({title: record.get('title'), xtype: 'server-list'});}});
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I haven't tested this, but I'm 99% sure the problem is in your controller's ComponentQuery selector. Change it to "navigation-container server-list and you should be all set.
Explanation: The #listSection selector matches the initial view:
{ itemId: 'listSection', title: 'First', xtype: 'server-list' }
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Endeavour Silver (EXK) says production rose for the eighth straight year in 2012, as consolidated silver and gold production from its three operating silver mines in Mexico established new records for both annual and quarterly production at the end of Q4. Silver production rose 20% Y/Y to ~4.48M oz. and gold output was up 77% to ~38.6K oz., slightly below guidance.
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U.S. Sees Surprise Growth in Jobs
The American job machine appears to have finally slipped into a higher gear.
Employers boosted hiring in October, offering hope that the recovery may be picking up steam. The government's broadest snapshot of the labor market showed the U.S. created 151,000 jobs last month, mainly on a surge of hiring by service businesses. The private sector notched its largest gain since April, adding 159,000 jobs.
The government also revised up job figures for August and September, indicating the economy shed 110,000 fewer jobs than previously thought. Even so, the jobless rate, based on a separate survey of households, remained at 9.6% for the third straight month as more workers gave up looking for work and left the official jobless rolls.
The upbeat job report came just two days after the Federal Reserve announced a plan to buy up government debt in an effort to boost growth, and it follows other indications that the economy may be growing faster than the roughly 2% rate that many analysts project for the fourth quarter.
"It's very encouraging," said James O'Sullivan, chief economist at MF Global. "In an absolute sense 160,000 a month is not great given how deep the recession was. But the momentum does seem to be up."
The report sent stocks modestly higher, after Thursday's sharp increase, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 9.24 points to 11,444.08. Signs of improvement in the economy sent Treasury prices lower, pushing the 10-year yield up to 2.54%.
The figures suggest the labor market is regaining strength following a summer slowdown. Private hiring picked up early this year—growing by 241,000 in April—before fiscal troubles in Europe roiled global markets and chilled the U.S. economy.
John Brown, who has been looking for steady work ever since he left the Army in 1999, was among those who landed a job in October. He's been surviving on military-disability payments and odd jobs. But last week, he started a $15-an-hour job installing and repairing cable service in Jacksonville, Fla. "It feels great," says the 47-year-old Mr. Brown, who plans to save about $300 a month from his new salary, but has also made some purchases, including a new baseball bat for his 15-year-old son and a 50-inch, high-definition television set.
MVP RV Inc., a Riverside, Calif., manufacturer of recreational vehicles, hired 65 people last month—on top of the 120 on its payroll—and plans to add more in the months ahead, says Scott Degnan, vice president of sales and marketing. The company shuttered in April 2009 as demand for its products dried up and manufacturers across the RV industry collapsed. It restarted in August with new investors and now has a backlog of orders.
Still, the job market faces a long road to full recovery. After losing almost 8.4 million jobs during the downturn, the economy has added 874,000 jobs since December. But at October's pace it would take almost 50 months just to replace the lost positions. The economy generally needs to add at least 100,000 jobs a month on top of that just to keep pace with growth in the labor market. At the current pace, the unemployment rate would not return to its pre-recession level of around 5% for almost two decades.
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Last month, the number of people unemployed for more than six months rose by 83,000 to 6.2 million. That's about 42% of the 14.8 million unemployed. Many of those people face the prospect of losing their extended unemployment benefits at the end of this month if a lame-duck Congress doesn't act.
While the high unemployment rate will keep pressure on Congress to extend jobless benefits and expiring tax cuts, the stronger payroll data should relieve pressure on the Fed. The central bank on Wednesday unveiled plans to buy $600 billion in Treasury securities through next June.
The economy is "not growing very fast," Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told college students in Jacksonville, Fla., on Friday. "And as a result, the unemployment rate, if at all, is coming down very, very slowly."
Some of the strongest gains in October came from the professional and business services sector, which added 46,000 positions, and the retail industry, which added 28,000 jobs. Construction payrolls increased by 5,000, while manufacturing shed 7,000 positions and government lost 8,000.
For many businesses, consumer demand remains too low to plan for significant increases in payrolls. Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Chattanooga Bakery Inc., for example, has seen demand for its MoonPies and other pastries steadily growing. The company never cut workers during the recession. But with costs for commodities like sugar running higher, and with customers unwilling to pay more, it's holding off plans to add to its work force.
"It's awfully hard to consider passing along cost increases in this environment with people hurt so badly," said president Sam Campbell. "When we get a more stable pricing environment, we do have plans to expand."
—Mark Whitehouse contributed to this article.
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at near Shepparton, Shepparton, VIC Australia
AncientFaces This is a great family photo - look at the size of those shoulders on the dresses! Magnus Ferdinand Riedell family taken in Shepparton, Victoria Australia 1890.
Aug 04, 2014 · Reply
Kelly Rane Those neck lines would drive me insane. I cant stand stuff around my neck, cant wean necklaces or t-shirts for that matter. :)
Tina Hyatt I totally agree.. got a bit of a headache going on, and seeing that and pondering what it'd feel like to be strapped in those .. torture device dresses, made my headache worse...
Carol Wheeler Had a look at the family history. Very interesting reading .
Jan Stcharles Love that style. .must have been hot though!
Fiona Warner Fashions go around in the circle, I remember when huge shoulder pads were fashionable in the 1980's!
Ruth Crook So do I. Ugly things. But these dresses don't have shoulder pads. They have puffed sleeves.
Jo Lawrence mutton-chop sleeves
Victoria Carter The 80's were the only time I had shoulders :)
Nell Antoine They look like a miserable bunch tho..
Carol Folks And that material was so heavy, and they had no fans or AC, I would have passed out, just from wearing one, UGH !!!! :O(
Phyllis Weber Those are sleeves.
Peggy S Hill How did they breath?!?!
Andrea Brown This just reminds me of the 80's !
Terri Travers Leg o'mutton sleeves were so popular in the1890's! The bigger, the better! *lol*
Sonya Pavic Blankley Wealthy people. Lovely photo!!
Catherine Ridinger Most people didnt smile in those days cause of their teeth ...I could not imagine the weight of those dresses being in all day...and I agree..HOT!!
Denny Super-Witwer Those are called mutton sleeves. The were very popular back them.
Cathy Weatherby Beautiful photo.
Heidi Conaty Weeks They aren't smiling because you had to sit still for a long time to take a picture.
Kathy Butler Wow
Stravo Lukos but the insane corsets. & dressed like that in the heat of summer? i'd die.
Jeanette Brooks I love the puffed sleeves, and look at the large collar on that young man.
Bobbi Minne Interesting that no one is smiling....
Tracy J. Thurman That look so uncomfortable in those clothes, neat pic though
Norine Simmons I wonder if any of these people were part of the penal colony that excisted at or around the same time.
Carol Wheeler Fabulous photo. Look wealthy and prosperous. Do we know anything else about this family ? From England?
Ron Riedell Magnus came to Australia from Denmark in about 1860 for the gold rush. He didn't find gold but was a successful farmer
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Carol Wheeler Wow ! Thank you.
Aug 10, 2014 on Facebook ·
Christine Anderson In the ozzy heat , yuck!
Rose Rader Jayah My goodness whoever designed clothes for women in those days didn't want women to be very comfortable or even nice looking. They had to wear those corsets too so they couldn't even breathe!
Cyndi Bireley Designed to make the waist look that much smaller, but if I had to carry around all that material and padding all the time, I truly would have the "vapors".
Andrea Cooper Very nice pic, but I think someone (everyone) got tired of smiling & posing! Lol
Eileen Scarcella Wierzbicki I love these formal family portraits. Wish they were still done!
Kristin Gaffney Roca Little girls dress is too big for her
Lulu Kranz They wore corsets so tite some times they fainted but liked big butt bussles. N big shoulders just wanted tiny waists they set posed several minutes for cameras back then is why there were no smiles all facial muscles had remain still
Patti Rodriguez It gets HOT in Australia!!! Give me a halter top and some cut offs.....flip flops....
Carol Holmes Keene How did they survive the heat wearing all that?
Amy Young Recktenwald Lovely photo. The two young ladies in the middle didn't look the slightest bit happy. Most of the others do.....but lovely photo.
Nefri Balthazar Incredible. I still have a hard time wrapping my head around why these folks dressed up so much
Suzanne Turner Look at those tiny, corsetted wastes!!
Judy Campbell Miller Leg a mutton sleeves stuffed with tissue paper.
Cindy Pruss I can't imagine being a menopausal woman with hot flashes back in those days. I'm sure many of them fainted from the heat.
Jill Manatt Sexton Haha!!!!! Having a hot flash right now! So agree! ;)
Ann Gleeson Remember Dallas Alexei and co had similar sized shoulder pads? Ah the good old 80's lol
Carol Strube Not breathing thats why nobody is smiling.
Georgia Smith Montoya what a great photo to have!
Barefeet Belle well dressed....clearly they weren't the convicts :/
Jean Brady somebody forgot to say 'cheese'
Betsy Englehart whenever you see these kind of pictures, they never smile !!
Cherie Gibbs I wonder if they are all their Children. I love the photo.
Becky Burdeaux Can you imagine how hot Australia was wearing those dresses.
Laurel Simmons Kelly They look so thrilled- probably so uncomfortable in the corset s
R Joseph Vignati People wore more Clothing at one time ,but had Less outfits . Clothing cost more and was mostly Homemade . These people are in their "Sunday Best" not Everyday wear .
Lynette Burke Gorgeous photo I wonder how they washed those dresses none of my older photo's have the people smiling. Getting everyone ready would have taken a lot of time. I live in Shepparton and when it is Hot it is very hot. but very cold here at the moment.
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Laura Galvan Is the the Riedell's as in Riedell crystal?
Ron Riedell If you mean Riedel Glassware, I don't know. Some of their ancestors spelt their name with one 'l' ie Riedel
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Nori Monroe No slouching with corsets...lol
Jackie Wachtel It's like the clothes they wore on "Dynasty"!
Vanessa Reyanna Ojai shoulder pads will make a comeback very soon...lol
Liliana Haydeé Sala Muy buena toma.
Paul Famiano and to think, they didn't have air conditioning then!!
Joann River Burnich I very much like this photograph. I just look at it and imagine the daily work these women (and/or the men) did, and the conversations, the accents. Wonderful
Gloria Haley nice family
Patricia Moon Bilker Joan Crawford would be so jealous
Ina Mae Jones Ritzy
Ina Mae Jones I heard in me devil times there was a mini ice age so the heavy clothing would had been perfect
Deanna Deprez The flogging will continue until the ship's morale improves.
Sharon Negraiff Ellis Just the sleeve shape too without the padding.
Karen Priestley I live in Shepparton and the summer heat is ridiculously hot.. How did they cope? Beautiful photo
Maritza Romero Muy serios
Vicki Ricks just love old photos!!!!!
Filipe Medeiros Beautiful family
Aug 06, 2014 · Reply
Melissa Redman classie
Michelle Cassidy This is an awesome photo!!
Filipe Medeiros I wish we still took family photos like this...
Tanja Church Ray Reminds me of Anne of Green Gables (she really wanted puffy sleeves). :)
Susan Dorman The young guy at top right pretty much has the hair style that the guys wear today. Pretty neat.
Dalia Burgos Are you sure this is not a post morten photo? the girl in the left is not looking to the camera....looks suspicious.
Amy Babinski kool


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Enhancements to the Telogis platform resulting from this acquisition include an advanced location-based service (LBS) engine that receives feedback from the field on road conditions and physical restrictions that may not be captured by commercial and open source map data. These capabilities are critical not only to the commercial navigation markets where Maptuit has been successful, but also to industries such as mining, and oil and gas, which operate in remote regions where map data coverage is limited.
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NSA is accused of sneaking backdoors into hardware exports
Pot has been calling the kettle black
JOURNALIST Glenn Greenwald has accused the US National Security Agency (NSA) of inserting backdoors for surveillance purposes into servers being exported to other countries.
The irony here is that this is just the sort of thing that the US government has in the past accused Chinese equipment makers of doing. Greenwald has a book on NSA surveillance that was exposed by whistleblower Edward Snowden that is coming out this week, and the accusation comes from that. The Guardian has reproduced the relevant section.
"The drumbeat of American accusations against Chinese internet device manufacturers was unrelenting," writes Greenwald.
"In 2012, for example, a report from the House Intelligence Committee, headed by Mike Rogers, claimed that Huawei and ZTE, the top two Chinese telecommunications equipment companies, 'may be violating United States laws' and have 'not followed United States legal obligations or international standards of business behaviour'."
Greenwald noted that at the time the committee said that the US should "view with suspicion" Chinese firms that might have been penetrated by "Chinese state surveillance".
But, and it is a big but, while this was going on the NSA was up to pretty much the same thing, according to Greenwald. He said that an NSA report from June 2010 revealed that the agency has its own backdoor specialists and surveillance tools and that they intercept hardware before it leaves US soil.
"The NSA routinely receives - or intercepts - routers, servers and other computer network devices being exported from the US before they are delivered to the international customers," he added.
"The agency then implants backdoor surveillance tools, repackages the devices with a factory seal and sends them on. The NSA thus gains access to entire networks and all their users.... It is quite possible that Chinese firms are implanting surveillance mechanisms in their network devices. But the US is certainly doing the same."
In a statement the National Security Agency said that as it too uses the type of hardware in question and is as concerned about any gaps in their security as everyone else.
"NSA relies on these products to help protect our nation's most sensitive information and, over the past decade, has turned to commercial technology to replace government-built technology. Given its own reliance on many of the very same technologies that the public uses, the US government is as concerned as the public is with the security of these products," it said.
"While we cannot comment on specific, alleged intelligence-gathering activities, NSA's interest in any given technology is driven by the use of that technology by foreign intelligence targets. The United States pursues its intelligence mission with care to ensure that innocent users of those same technologies are not affected."
The security agency added that reports that its foreign intelligence efforts are 'unconstrained' are incorrect. It added that releasing its classified information might work against America's interests.
"The implication that NSA's foreign intelligence collection is arbitrary and unconstrained is false. NSA's activities are focused and specifically deployed against - and only against - valid foreign intelligence targets in response to intelligence requirements. We are not going to comment on specific, alleged foreign intelligence activities," it said.
"Public release of purportedly classified material about US intelligence collection systems, without context, further confuses an important issue for the country and jeopardizes human life as well as national security sources and methods." µ
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Yes, did add [caption]. This did not show up on the site however the error said "Invalid form number in shortcode".
Now what?
I entered it on the existing page and I added a new page. Both kicked out the error and neither displayed [caption].
Make sure the form number in the short code matches the same number of the form you want?
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What I'd like is a form similar to the one I saw with captcha and no appointment setting item.
The form selector shows you what form you are working on
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Yes, there is a url on the page.
I did try to enter [si-contact-form='2'] and the same thing happens.
Mike, it might be helpful to see it yourself. Please go to cycleshanty.net.
I have two contact pages. Mike this site is my laboratory for wordpress so it doesn't have to look good. Please do take a look for yourself.
A recent version of WP has renamed the HTML button to "text".
You might consider making a support ticket and letting me log into your WP to take a look
In the drop down menu that I have, the first selection is Please select your city, and then followed by the city names. I want people to select the city names as a compulsory requirement. Can I know what should I code in the validation regex so that it shows a message if people leave it at 'Please select your city'. In other words I want the field to ignore 'Please select city as an option chosen. Thanks a ton in advance.
The first option can be in brackets [Please select] so that it does what you want. Next time, please start your own topic.
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It's the Dusseldorf style mustard that really gives that loaf its exquisite flavor.
Gay marriage in Iowa -- there's a surge that's actually working.
Good morning. Did I get up before Poe?
And thank you, Jonah, for a very nice week of the morning news.
In other news today, Christians stone people to death, too:
This is too funny:
NBC Launches "To Catch a Senator"
At a press conference in New York, NBC News president Steve Capus said that To Catch a Senator would focus the Dateline investigation team's energies on "the number one menace in America today: pervy Republican senators."
I mean, really. Can you imagine what would happen if we had Democratic versions of the Gingrich-Cunningham-Delay-Ney-Foley-Stevens-Craig scandals?? Am I forgetting anyone?? You need a spreadsheet to keep track of it all at this point.
Or what if Bill Clinton lied us into an endless phony war? Or if Al Gore leaked the name of an undercover CIA agent for political revenge, then shot an associate in the face.
Any one of these scandals would have caused the Democratic Party to implode overnight. America's love affair with the Republican Party is just twisted and bizarre.
Gah! What is with the proliferation of recipes starting with "chop hot dogs until they are the consistency of coarse corn meal"?
Yeah. Crazy. I know.
I agree with @6. It seems most of these hotdog "recipes" have at least two things in common: weenies chopped up beyond all recognition (is a Lorena Bobbitt complex involved here?) and tortured pickles. Skip the bed of lettuce; dump it directly into the barf bag. Oh, and the rest of the news is interesting, too.
Do not fret sir or lady or in-between, just use a food processor! No need to chop!
@9 - thanks, that makes it much easier. No laborious chopping: from hot dog to food processor to barf bag in 60 seconds! But what if I accidentally process too long and it ends up the consistency of fine corn meal? Or - heaven forbid - whole wheat flour?
@ 5 Here! Here!
Disney has horrible animation.
*cough, cough* Tony Snow resigns! *cough*
Rats from a sinking ship this week.
What a glorious recipe. Who among us isn't looking for more ways to cook hot dogs? I'm going to try it this weekend to help keep Michigan the 9th most overweight state in the union!
and they stayed the iowa ruling, so no more marriage for the gays there for right now.
But at least one couple got hitched before the stay:
Re: Iowa marriage equality
I hate to be a pessimist, but the Iowa Supreme Court could just come along and say that the Iowa Constitution doesn't mean anything when it matters, much like the dumb liars here is Washington did. And I'm talking to you Gerry Alexander and Barbara Madsen.
I hate the stories about gay marriage being allowed in this city or that state, because it's always incredibly uplifting until the part where they quote ten people saying, "What is up with these activist judges trying to force their secular laws on me?! I believe marriage should be between a man and a woman, so that's how it should be!"
what about bob filner? is that story slogworthy?
@3 come on, no where in that article does it say the boys were christians. the actions were hardly a "stoning" as commonly defined, and it certainly had no religious or moral motivation.
Those kids were members of a gang. I'm sure that Sharia countries have plenty of random violent crime too -- in addition to state-sanctioned stonings and the like.
That's some of Will Ferrell's best work. I remember when his "Harry Cary" was on the Carl Sagen show with Jeff Goldblum. Hilarious.
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E3 2009: More Details & Trailer for Left 4 Dead 2
Written Monday, June 01, 2009 By James Parkin
Valve, creators of best-selling game franchises (such as Half-Life and Counter-Strike) and leading technologies (such as Steam and Source), today announced Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2), the sequel to the best-selling and critically-acclaimed co-operative multiplayer thriller.
Coming exclusively to Xbox 360 and PC, L4D2 promises to set a new benchmark for co-operative action games and become one of 2009's marquee titles.
"A large part of how Left 4 Dead became 2008's top-selling new IP on Xbox 360 and the PC was the custom-tailored gameplay made possible by the AI Director," said Gabe Newell, president and co-founder of Valve. "With the knowledge gained from creating the original, new technology, and a passionate team, L4D2 will set a new benchmark for cooperative action games."
Set for release on November 17, the title adds melee combat to enable deeper co-operative gameplay, with items such as a chainsaw, frying pan, axe, baseball bat, and more.
Introducing the AI Director 2.0, L4D's dynamic gameplay is taken to the next level by giving the Director the ability to procedurally change weather effects, world objects, and pathways in addition to tailoring the enemy population, effects, and sounds to match the players' performance. The result is a unique game session custom fitted to provide a satisfying and uniquely challenging experience each time the game is played.
Featuring new Survivors, boss zombies, weapons, and items, Left 4 Dead 2 offers a much larger game than the original with more co-operative campaigns, more Versus campaigns, and maps for Survival mode available at launch.
Supported by a $10+ million marketing campaign, Left 4 Dead has sold over 2.5 million retail copies since it was released in November of 2008. Left 4 Dead 2 is targeted for release on Xbox 360 and the PC on November 17, 2009, and will be launched worldwide with a multi-million dollar marketing campaign across TV, Outdoor, and Online.
"Left 4 Dead was backed by our most aggressive advertising campaign to date, and resulted in a top 5 showing on two platforms during holiday 2008," said Doug Lombardi, VP of marketing at Valve. "Left 4 Dead 2 is a larger game and will be supported with even more consumer and retail advertising programs than the original."
- Next generation co-op action gaming from the makers of Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress and Counter-Strike.
- AI Director 2.0: Advanced technology dubbed "The AI Director" drove L4D's unique gameplay – customizing enemy population, effects, and music, based upon the players' performance. L4D 2 features "The AI Director 2.0" which expands the Director's ability to customize level layout, world objects, weather, and lighting to reflect different times of day.
- New melee weapons – axe, chainsaw, frying pan, baseball bat – allow you to get up close with the zombies
- Four different survivors. New Story. New dialogue.
- More game. On day one, L4D 2 features more co-operative campaigns, more campaigns and maps for the Versus game modes than L4D 1, plus support for Survival mode out of the box.
- Stats, rankings, and awards system drives collaborative play