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Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth. Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth. What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out. Erin Bushko, co-founder of PDP, welcomed the guests and introduced Duluth Mayor Nancy Harris.

Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth. Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth. What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out.

Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth. Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth. What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out.

Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) has successful grand opening on Main Street in Duluth. Congratulations Penny Dreadful Productions (PDP) on the successful grand opening of The Boiler Room, the first American Steampunk store and studio, last Saturday (May 21) on Main Street in Historic Downtown Duluth. What a day of festivities starting with the doors opening at 10 a.m. to find Danny Hunter of Buford as the first patron in line. A Dragoncon and Steampunk fan, Danny was interested in having PDP make a Steampunk costume he conceptually designed. Danny was impressed with the store and studio and suggested that other Steampunkers must check it out. Erin Bushko, co-founder of PDP, welcomed the guests and introduced Duluth Mayor Nancy Harris.

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By Alice Ross

Published: June 6 2011 22:59 | Last updated: June 6 2011 22:59

Investment products described as “guaranteed”, “protected” or “secure” may have to carry an explanation stating exactly what these terms mean, in the latest warning from the Financial Services Authority that financial companies are not properly advertising risk to consumers.

So-called structured products, which offer people exposure to the stock market with some level of protection, were being promoted “without any clear and adequate justification for the descriptions used”, the regulator said in a quarterly consultation paper on Monday. It has proposed introducing guidelines that would force financial services companies to explain the use of terms such as “guaranteed” in advertisements or fact sheets.

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For most of the past month sentiment in the financialmarkets continued to improve.
There was further evidence that the global economicrecovery was still on track, and short-term interestrates remained very low.
But towards month-end the mood changed after thedecision to downgrade Greek debt to “junk” status, andto reduce the credit ratings of both Portugal and Spain.There was a fear that the contagion would spread stillfurther, and that the bond market pressures resultingfrom the massive fiscal deficits around the world wouldhave serious financial consequences.There was always the risk that some of the measuresthat were introduced to counter the recession mighthave adverse consequences, and this is now provingto be the case.
Shaw Capital Management Korea: Major Equity MarketsAfter moving ahead for most of the month, most of themajor equity markets are ending the period unchangedor slightly higher, and there have been sharp falls inmany of the minor markets.
Wall Street has been the exception, and is endinghigher, encouraged by some favourable corporateresults.
But markets in Europe, including the UK, are lower,and there have been falls in the Chinese market, andother Asian markets, after the measures by theauthorities to reduce the risk of over-heating in theChinese economy.
However views about longer-term prospect are stillfairly positive, and the markets seem to be simplypausing until some of the uncertainties have beenresolved. ...

File photo of China’s refitted aircraft carrier. The aircraft carrier left its shipyard at Dalian Port in northeast Liaoning Province on Wednesday morning to start its first sea trial. Military sources said that the first sea trial was in line with schedual of the carrier’s refitting project and would not take a long time. After returning from the sea trial, the aircraft carrier will continue refit and test work. (Xinhua Photo)
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In its ongoing quest to make Web apps as fast as desktop software, Google Page Speed Service accelerates Web page load times.

By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek

Slideshow: Top 15 Google Apps ForBusiness
(click image for larger view and for full slideshow)Google has made speed its watchword because it’s a Web company and Web services still have trouble keeping up with software that runs locally. To make the Web experience better, Google and its Web peers like Mozilla have been tuning their JavaScript engines over the past few years and pursuing speed gains anywhere they can be found. The search giant has also pushed for faster Internet connectivity, through lobbying and ultra-fast broadband tests in a few communities. Its goal is to make Web page load times cease to be noticeable.

Shaw Capital Management News:The UK And The Budget: Shaw Capital Management Korea
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In the UK it is obvious that there is no possibility of continuing with budget deficits of some 13% of GDP, the present prospect if no action is taken.

Unfortunately however the recent UK Budget produced no credible plan for dealing with this problem. It swept it into the lap of the new government after the May election, whatever that government is.

The UK and the Budget: Shaw Capital Management Korea. The UK cannot delude themselves that rapid resumed growth will lead to a rapid return of the previous revenue streams. UK growth in most forecasts, ours included, is projected as slow.