>>hartley: what happened in 1992 was that after a rationalization done by dairy crest, they decidedto close the creamery here at haws... >>reporter: which was bad news because 59 people employed here were made redundant and the creamerywas to be moved away from this countryside town to yorkshire's traditional rival...lancashire! >>hartley: although the 59 were made redundant , my self and 4 other colleagues came together to buy the creamery from dairy crest. and it was actually november 1992 that we succeeded in that missionand we took over this site here. and basically we started off with a very small workforce. >>reporter: and thus the wensleydale creamery at haws was reformed. >>hartley: and by 1992-1993 which was our first year of trading we had a turnover of 2.8 million pounds. >>reporter: ...a little over 4 and a half million dollars. today the creamery employs 200 full timestaff, has a healthy order book and even a visitor centre attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists. >>andrew: it very much tends to draw the public to our visitor centre which you can see behind me and we

fdr and wagner act -- june 23, 1947 are great republican congress passed taft hartley act -- i am justick of both parties. after the 1982 election democratic party taken over both parties -- yes, and getting back to president truman and everybody's hero, august 25, 1950, president truman seized control of the railroads and ordered the army to control that. november 2, 1951, president truman signed an at finding marijuana dealers and users thousands of dollars in jail time. april 8, 1952, president truman seized our steel mills. i am sick of these democrats. host: howie from philadelphia. hearing from some of our regular twitter -- twitter participants. next is a call from baltimore. barron, independent line. caller: good morning to everybody. i just wanted to say that there was a new poll that came out about this congress in general. very low approval ratings for congress. i think democrats, i think they were like 33% -- host: i think it is lower than that. 24% have positive feelings about the republican party and, let's see, if i could find the democrats results in here -- in the pres

they are on the the spacecraft that is to rendezvous with hartley. we hope it will be put on board the internet router in space, the cisco router. cisco and nasa have been working together to try to get that protocol on board. we have a number of ground-based implementations. it is publicly available and open source. there are books that have been written about it and its architecture. it is being standardized by a committee. we have done some interesting military and civilian testing of these experimental protocols. in the northern part of sweden, they have actually tested the bpm protocols because they have terrible communications. there are 65 degrees north. satellite antennas are on the horizon. during the winter, they are disconnected. we put wi-fi servers in a couple of villages and put the protocols on laptops on the backs of altering vehicles. the wonder in light data mules, dump the data, pick up the data, and wander off again. we put these on reindeer to see what would happen. that worked pretty well. we went to dorval -- to darpa, which fu

our first question comes from philip hartley with washington today. please ask one question. >> good morning. actually, it's two; i apologize. have all the invited parties accepted the united states' invitation to weigh in next month? and the secretary had mentioned references to peace in the world, and as an envoy of peace, i wanted to know what your thoughts are on whether the proposed mosque be built at the ground zero site. >> i'm sorry, i didn't understand. >> we're not here to talk about that latter subject. we'll take the next question. what was the question? >> wait -- >> the first part was -- >> have they accepted. >> what was the first question? >> have they accepted the invitation? >> we have been in consultation with both. we expect to hear from them shortly, but it will be their decisions on whether to accept. >> we'll take the next question, operator. >> thank you. our next question is from jonathan broder with congressional quarterly. >> yeah. do both parties have to ask for the u.s. to step in with its bridging proposals, or is it enou