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Noted for serving some of the best Southwestern food in the Northwest is the San Carlos Restaurant (279 Madison N, 206/842-1999 5–9 p.m. daily, plus Fri. lunch 11 a.m.–2 p.m.), two blocks from the Winslow ferry terminal.
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If anyone still questioned who owns Washington, the Congressional supercommittee charged with reducing projected deficits by $1.2 trillion seems determined to end any doubts. According to press accounts, both the Republicans and Democrats on the committee support a plan to reduce average Social Security benefits by 3 percent.
While whacking our parents and grandparents with a big cut in Social Security benefits apparently draws bipartisan support, the supercommittee will not even score a plan to tax Wall Street financial speculation. No committee member from either party is prepared to make a simple request to the Joint Tax Committee of Congress that would allow a speculation tax to be one of the items considered in the mix.
It's hard to know which part of this picture is worse. The plan to cut Social Security benefits at a time when seniors are more dependent than ever on them is incredibly pernicious. The people who would see their benefits cuts under this proposal paid for their benefits contributing to Social Security over their entire working career.
Most retirees have little other than Social Security to support them in their retirement. In large part, this is due to the economic mismanagement of the supercommittee types. If they or their friends, like former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, actually had been doing their jobs, we would not have had the huge housing bubble that wrecked the economy. The collapse of this bubble caused most of the wealth that retirees and near retirees had accumulated in their home to disappear, leaving them with nothing other than Social Security to sustain them in retirement. Now, they want to cut Social Security as well.
This particular cut is especially pernicious since it will hit the oldest and poorest beneficiaries hardest. A person who is in their 90s and has been getting benefits for 30 years would see a reduction in benefits of close to 9 percent under the new cost-of-living adjustment formula apparently supported by members of the committee.
The benefit cut is being justified by claiming that the current cost-of-living adjustment exceeds the true rate of inflation. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics index that measures the cost of living of the elderly indicates that the current adjustment understates the rate of inflation experienced by retirees. There should be no doubt, this is a proposal for cutting Social Security benefits; it has nothing to do with making the cost-of-living adjustments accurate.
While the supercommittee has plenty of time to think of ways to make life more miserable for seniors, it won't even countenance the idea of taxing Wall Street speculation. In spite of the repeated pledges that everything is on the table, taxing Wall Street speculation is absolutely off the table.
In order for a tax bill to be considered by Congress, it must be scored by the Joint Tax Committee (JTC). While many members, including some very senior members from both houses, have requested a score from the JTC of a bill taxing financial speculation, the supercommittee has the JTC completely tied up meeting its requests. By refusing to include a financial speculation tax (FST) in its scoring request, the supercommittee is preventing this idea from even being included in the discussion.
Given the role of Wall Street in both creating the conditions for the crash and prospering at the expense of the other 99 percent, it might seem reasonable to include a tax on speculation in the mix of items to consider. This is not a radical proposal. The European Commission is currently on the edge of approving a FST. Its leading proponents are the conservative leaders of Germany and France.
It is easy to see that this could be a very substantial source of revenue. The United Kingdom already has a FST. It raises the equivalent of 0.2 to 0.3 percent of gross domestic product ($30-$40 billion a year in the United States), by just taxing stock. If options, futures, credit default swaps, and other derivative instruments were also taxed, it is easy to believe that we could raise three to four times as much money in the United States.
But the supercommittee doesn't want to think about a proposal that would impose serious costs on Wall Street. It is more interested in taking away Social Security and Medicare benefits from the old and disabled.
This contempt for the 99 percent coupled with protection for the 1 percent is the reason Congress has an approval rating of 9 percent. When both parties in Congress work against the interest of the overwhelming majority in order to protect a tiny elite, it is not surprising that most of the country would return the contempt.
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Fine books and bindings from Phillip J. Pirages.
Catalogue 59 from Phillip J. Pirages Fine Books and Manuscripts is entitled Historically Interesting and Decorative Bindings, Private Press Books, & other Special Printings. As the title suggests, these are books that also fit the category of works of art. Some are important books in their own right; others less significant works dressed up in elegant clothing. They range all the way from deluxe editions to bejeweled bindings of such elegance and extravagance it is hard to imagine that they house mere books. Most of the items offered are British in origin, though Pirages is located in Oregon. Well, Oregon was once a British possession, at least in the minds of the British. Here are a few samples from this catalogue which itself exudes elegance just as do the items described and pictured.
Item 111 is an 1817 first edition of Lalla Rookh: An Oriental Romance, by Thomas Moore. This was a very popular romance in its day, the story of a young lady who travels to meet the prince to whom she has become engaged, falls in love with a poet along the way, and then discovers the poet is really her prince. Its popularity has not stood the test of time as well as, say, works by Shakespeare. So why is this book priced at $65,000? It's all in the ornamentation. It comes in what Pirages describes as "among the most wonderful modern bindings we have ever seen." Most notable are the 226 jewels embedded in the binding. Among the jewels are two rubies for eyes of a Bird of Paradise, 19 turquoises, nine bands of mother-of-pearl, 20 each blue chalcedonies and garnets, two amethysts, three sapphires, and so on. The binding is the work of Sangorski and Sutcliffe from the early 20th century.
Item 21 features a binding made for royalty. The book is Chorographia Britanniae, a 1742 atlas of English counties bound by John Brindley for Frederick Louis, the Prince of Wales. Brindley operated a bindery and bookshop in London, where he bound books for Frederick and his mother, Queen Caroline, as well as Isaac Newton and others. Frederick, on the other hand, never needed a real job, but was noted as a patron of the arts. He apparently detested his father, King George II, a feeling that was certainly mutual. It was of no great sorrow to his father that Frederick, though the first born, never became King. Dad outlived him, perhaps inspired to do so by his distaste for his son. However, Frederick's son, like his father, would be King, in this case George III, hated by revolutionary Americans as Frederick and George II despised each other. His great-granddaughter was one of England's most notable of monarchs, Queen Victoria. $9,500.
That note about Queen Victoria provides a segue to item 348. Private Lives of Kaiser William II and his Consort, supposedly written by one of his Empress' ladies in waiting and published in 1909. Private no more! This is a tell-all book that may not be entirely accurate, but does give a good look at German royalty at the time. Kaiser Bill does not come off well, being shown as "a vulgar, narcissistic philanderer" who flaunted his mistresses in front of his wife to prove his domestic independence. Kaiser William was the grandson of the aforementioned Queen Victoria, but would become the most hated man in England as he led his nation to war against grandmother's homeland, the First World War. $450.
Miss Currie's fore-edge painting.
Here is an item with more of an American connection: Complete Works, by Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln wasn't really an author, though editors John Nicolay and John Hay managed to fill 12 volumes with material written by or about Lincoln. Nicolay and Hay met during Lincoln's presidential campaign in 1860, and both joined his staff. Each was an ardent admirer of Lincoln, and they would cooperate to write a biography of the martyred President as well. Lincoln's son Robert gave Nicolay and Hay access to the President's papers, enabling them to compile this work. It was published in 1894, and this was evidently a deluxe edition. Item 257. $3,250.
Item 204 is an example of one of the more unusual, generally anonymous art forms - fore-edge painting. While such artists today generally take credit for their work, a century and more ago they were almost always anonymous. This one is an exception. Miss C.B. Currie signed her works, 131 of which she is known to have drawn. She was also known for helping produce the "Cosway bindings." The book is The Exiles of Italy, published in 1857, the writer being either Charles Gillingham or his wife. While Miss Currie's drawings are generally not related to the subject of the books, this one is, depicting Roman scenes. $5,500.
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DUNEDIN, Fla. - On a day where Toronto pitchers were handing out hits like Halloween candy, a stingy Justin Germano stood out.
The journeyman right-hander threw two scoreless innings of relief, striking out four. The Houston Astros feasted on the rest of the Jays pitching, collecting 18 hits in a 10-1 Grapefruit League win Wednesday.
"He was really the only one that was sharp today," said manager John Gibbons. "Everybody else got hit around pretty good or they had trouble locating the ball or (were) behind everybody. That's two good ones in a row for him. But he can pitch, that's what he does."
Germano has done it for more than a few organizations, albeit with varying results. Prior to signing a minor-league contract with the Jays in November, the 30-year-old right-hander had stints with the Padres, Indians, Reds, Cubs, Red Sox and South Korea's Samsung Lions.
He struck out four in his two innings work Wednesday.
"I was able to throw strikes with all three pitches, got a few strikeouts and I felt it was a pretty good outing," said Germano.
His career major-league record is 10-30 with a 5.27 ERA in 93 appearances.
But Germano has a perfect game on his resume. Pitching for the Columbus Clippers, he blanked the Syracuse Chiefs 3-0 on July 26, 2011, in triple-A ball.
He was just happy to get the off-season call from Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulos.
"Alex called me himself and told me about the opportunity that was here and it sounded too good to pass up," he said. "Obviously nobody knew they were going to do what they did and it's not the most ideal situation for me but I'm happy to be here and hope to be a part of this team because they're going to do something special this year."
There are a lot of pitchers competing for two spots in the Jays bullpen. Gibbons, who is looking for a reliever who can "eat some innings up," said Germano helped his cause Wednesday
"You never know. He's got some experience."
The Jays, who led the majors with a 24-7 spring record last year, slipped to 2-4. Houston improved to 3-2 on a sunny afternoon before 2,691 at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium.
It was a sloppy performance by Toronto.
"It usually happens when you're getting beat around on the mound," said Gibbons, who also pointed to some good young talent in the Houston lineup.
Houston prospect George Springer homered twice and drove in five runs to trigger the Astro offence.
Toronto catcher J.P. Arencibia hit his first homer of the spring, drilling Wesley Wight's first pitch in the third over the centre-field fence to reduce Houston's lead to 4-1. Arencibia also threw out two Astros trying to steal third.
Springer, a 23-year-old centre-fielder ranked 37th on Baseball America's top 100 prospects list, hit a three-run shot in the fourth and a two-run blast in the fifth. He was hit by a pitch in the seventh.
The six-foot-three 200-pounder has not played above double-A ball other than in spring training.
Jays starter Brad Lincoln didn't survive the first inning, giving up three runs on four hits and a Melky Cabrera error. He gave way to Vancouver right-hander Trystan Magnuson, who promptly gave up another double before registering a strikeout to end a four-run Astros first inning.
Lincoln threw 24 pitches, 12 for strikes.
Germano restored some order on the Jays mound in the second and third innings.
But the Astros had their way with the next Jays pitcher, with Jeremy Jeffress giving up four straight hits — including Springer's three-run shot — and a wild pitch before his first out of the fourth.
Houston led 7-1 after four and increased the lead to 10-1 in the fifth on Fernando Martinez's RBI double and Springer's homer off Claudio Vargas.
Toronto's Alex Hinshaw pitched his way out of the seventh after a walk, hit batter and Mike McCoy error at shortstop loaded the bases. In the eighth, Tommy Hottovy escaped Astros on second and third.
Toronto loaded the bases in the bottom of the eighth but was unable to profit.
Right-fielder Moises Sierra and catcher Josh Thole combined to get Houston's Trevor Crowe at the plate in the ninth as he tried to reach home from second on a Marc Krauss single.
Starter Alex White made his debut for Houston, giving up just one hit in two scoreless innings. He threw 25 pitches, 14 for strikes.
White went 2-9 with Colorado last season with a 5.51 ERA before being traded to Houston in December for reliever Wilton Lopez.
NOTES — A tough day for singer Jeff Fuller at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium, who flubbed both the U.S. and Canadian anthems. He tried to restart "O Canada" but the crowd continued without him. The disconsolate singer did get to shake hands with a sympathetic Jays manager John Gibbons afterwards ... Brandon Morrow starts against the Yankees Thursday in Tampa. J.A. Happ, who broke Curtis Granderson's forearm with a pitch Sunday, is also slated to see action ... Pitcher Mark Buehrle briefly showed off Slater, his infamous pit bull, outside the Jays clubhouse. Slater, along with the Buehrle family, is skipping the season in Toronto due to Ontario's anti-pit bull regulations.
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*All characters must be approved by a mod or admin before you have permission to Roleplay that character.
*Your character cannot be totally out there in physical appearance... Remember, this is Pern, not Earth, and some rules do apply.
This means that green eyes will be rare... Not so much that you have to ask if you can have your character have green eyes, but do watch it. Also, they cannot be red eyed, three colored eyed, or something like that... They also cannot have pink-purple-blue, etc.. colored hair. Basically the only way to dye one's hair is to get natural dyes of red or blue and soak them in, and this would have to be continuosly redone.
Finally, as to B-MOD, body modifications... While some piercings are accepted, such as a few ear piercings, they aren't totally accepted, and as such are not the norm... Even ear piercings are rather rare and would only be done personally, and actual jewelry rather scarce. Sometimes gathers will have piercers and jewelry, but don't expect it. What this also means is that your character cannot be totally pierced up, unless there is a specific reason and run by an admin or mod... This means no tongue rings, no nose rings, no eyebrow piercings, no other 'wierd' piercings of any sort. As for tattoos, same goes... They would most likely be personally done and wouldn't be extravegant... They are also looked on poorly by Pern residents and would most likely have negative consequences, as the only ones who are actively tattoed are the Shunned.
*Ranking characters must be played often and well or the privelege of playing them may be suspended or taken away.
*Candidates cannot be deformed, blind, etc. Riders can have injuries including scars, or major injuries, but please... Do not go overboard with this. If your character suddenly becomes blind, he is more than likely to be grounded... Remember this.
*Currently, since we are new, you are allowed to make three dragon candidates and two wher candidates at a time. This WILL be changing, so keep watching.
Character Numbers:
*You start off with a limit of four characters. You can only have three candidates at a time for either wher or dragon, meaning you can have 3 dragon candidates and 2 wher at the same time. THIS WILL CHANGE LATER!!!
*At 100 posts, you can the right to make another character.
*At 200 posts, you can make a 6th character.
*At 350 posts, you can make a 7th character.
*After this number, ask permission from an admin to either kill off one of your characters or to create another.
*You start off with a limit of two holder characters. Only one can be a Master.
*At 100 posts, you can make a 3rd holder.
*At 200 posts, you can make a 4th holder character.
*At 350 posts, you can make a 5th holder character.
*After this number, ask for permission from an admin to either kill off one of your characters or to create another.
*Plot character numbers will be revealed when it is started.
*Limited to two per person if not flitters.
*Flitters: You are limited to 5 flitters overall, however you divvy them is up to you.
NO MORE FLITTERS CAN BE PRECREATED!!! Unless you ask specific permission and have a good reason why. There are quite a few clutches going on nearly all the time. If you own a Gold Flitter, or a Green, ask a permission for throwing her into a Flight. Golds will clutch anywhere from 10-20 eggs, and Greens 5-10.
(As for specials, Flitter specials are very rare... There may be an Obsidian, Platinum, or Ruby, but it will only be gotten through Hatching... Blacks and Reds are also very rare... Currently the only special that can be created is 1 Red.) (NO MORE WHITES CAN BE PRECREATED)
*Dogs: Probably the most common pet, dogs are seen everywhere on Pern. These dogs are mostly mutts, and do not usually appear as single breeds. THERE ARE NO WOLVES ON PERN!!!
*Birds: Very rare. Only the richest of holders would have a bird, and it would most likely be of the falcon/hawk variety. No parrots, songbirds, etc.
*Cats: No. There are NO tamed cats on Pern. The cats around Libertas will eat you if they can. That is all.
*Runnerbeasts: The equivelant of horses. Common for those who are beastcrafters, farmers, etc.
*Tunnelcats: The equivelant of a ferret. Common among holders.
Flights and Clutchings:
*You may throw your Green, female Red, or female Black Dragon up whenever you would like. (It is nice if you warn an admin though.)
*All Clutching females, of any species, must make arrangements with the admins before you can throw her into a Flight or Run.
*I can understand that sometimes you have a winner in mind for a Flight. All I ask is that you keep it as fair as possible and give other's the chance to win as well. If you are stuck for a winner, use an online randomizer.
*Just because you are the owner of the mother or father does not mean you get to decide just how many eggs there will be, their personalities, or what goes to who. This is up to the admins and mods, though we may discuss it with you, our word will be the final say.
*Do not have females Rising together... While Greens will usually not attack each other, a Black or Red might, and any of the Clutching females will surely fight any other female in their skies.
*Any males can chase any females, though keep it realistic. Bronzes and Browns are less likely to Chase Obsidians and Rubies, and Red and Black males will never Chase a Gold.
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In a lovely location high in the Picos this hillside chalet of unusual design is reached by steep, narrow tracks and has fantastic views of the surrounding countryside. The neighbours next door are very friendly and the spacious accommodation is on two levels above the owner's unused apartment. Barrio is a tiny hamlet in Cereceda, one of the three valleys that make up the Liébana area, and is very much an unspoilt variable landscape. An ideal refuge for that relaxing holiday or exploring the countryside by 4x4.
Kitchen/diner with w/machine, f/freezer, fireplace, tv & balcony. Small sitting room with fireplace, balcony & stairs to upper floor. Twin & dble bedrm. Bath/shower/wc. 2nd floor has mezzanine with seating, 2 twin bedrms & 2nd bath/shower/wc. C/heating. Garden furniture and covered parking.
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Superstorm Sandy [2] was certainly one of the worst natural disasters to befall America's East Coast, and as a New Orleans native – who has a deep appreciation for the fickle temperament of Mother Nature – I've definitely been remiss in not mentioning it on my blog before now. With Hurricane Katrina [3] and its long-lasting destruction never far from my mind, I'm especially horrified by what East Coast denizens have had to endure over these past couple of weeks. After all, I surely wouldn't wish such fear, uncertainty, inconvenience, and tragedy on anyone – and I hope that life soon returns to normal for my fellow Americans in the Eastern states.
The only reason that it took me so long to mention the storm is that, as I shared in a recent post [4], my husband, Dan, was unfortunately in the hospital when Sandy was making headlines, and my mind was understandably focused on him at the time. In fact, I avoided watching the news for about a week straight – worry over him was stressful enough. But now that he's home, and luckily on the mend, I'm better able to focus on news items that I might have missed, including the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
Since the storm descended upon New York, New Jersey, and other East Coast states, many Americans have tried to lend a hand – donating money, goods, and even their time to help those that were displaced and otherwise negatively affected by the already legendary superstorm. Still, East Coast residents, homes, and businesses weren't the only entities hit hard by Sandy. Nearly 70 national parks, from North Carolina to Maine, were also damaged by the superstorm's harsh winds, rain, snow, and tidal surge. According to the National Park Foundation [5] (1201 Eye Street NW, Suite 550B, Washington, DC 20005, 202/354-6460), "Roads have washed away, buildings damaged, ecosystems have been tragically impacted, and historic sites have been threatened. In fact, the national parks of New York Harbor were hit especially hard, including Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty [6], which each suffered extensive flood damage."
Even the Blue Ridge Parkway [7] (pictured above), which I recently highlighted in a three-part series about the Great Smoky Mountains [8], was adversely affected by Sandy. In fact, the superstorm brought snow, rain, and extreme wind to the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina, forcing the closure of most sections of the Parkway. Until cleanup is completed, the National Park Service (NPS) [9] has advised motorists against traveling along this route.
Unfortunately, Sandy isn't the only natural disaster that's recently impacted America's national parks. Last month, for instance, wildfires consumed about 670 acres of Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park [10].
So, if you're still looking to help out the East Coast, consider making a donation [11] to the National Park Foundation, the official charity of America's national parks. Even a small amount will go a long way to help the cause, especially with potential budget cuts on the horizon.
While you're at it, check out the Park Service's response to Superstorm Sandy on Facebook [12], and consider visiting your nearest national park this weekend, in celebration of Veterans Day. As NPS Director Jonathan B. Jarvis has said, "National parks preserve places that commemorate our country's collective heritage – our ideals, our majestic lands, our sacred sites, our patriotic icons – which our military has defended through the years. We are grateful for the service and sacrifice of military members, past and present, and honored to tell their story at many of our national parks."
In fact, many NPS units, from frontier forts to Civil War battlefields, have direct links to the military, and several plan to commemorate Veterans Day with special events, such as evening candlelight tours of Vicksburg National Cemetery [13] and a presentation about the African American Civil War experience at Natchez National Historical Park [14]. As a bonus, all parks that charge an entrance fee will be free to visit from Saturday, November 10, through Monday, November 12 – the last fee-free weekend of 2012. So, on behalf of all those who serve and have served in the United States military, Happy Veterans Day!
As always, I'm open to ideas for future posts. If you have any suggestions, burning questions, or destinations that you'd like me to explore in greater detail, please comment below, contact me via laura [at] wanderingsoles [dot] com, or connect with me on Facebook [15] and Twitter [16].
Disclosure: While I occasionally accept free or discounted travel assistance when it coincides with my editorial goals, my opinion is never for sale, which means that everything written in my American Nomad blog and Moon travel guides is my unbiased reflection of the things that I see, do, and experience while traveling across the United States.
Photo of the Blue Ridge Parkway [17] courtesy of Carl & Peggy Backes [18] / Text © 2012 Laura Martone
Laura Martone is Moon's American Nomad [19] and the author of Moon New Orleans [20], Moon Michigan [21], Moon Florida Keys [22], and Moon Baja RV Camping [23].
[1] http://www.moon.com/files/blog-entry-images/blue_ridge_pkwy_copyrightbackes.jpg
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Sandy
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Katrina
[4] http://www.moon.com/blogs/american-nomad/the-healing-powers-travel
[5] http://www.nationalparks.org/
[6] http://www.moon.com/destinations/new-york-city-long-island/manhattan/lower-manhattan/statue-liberty-and-ellis-island
[7] http://www.moon.com/destinations/charlotte/excursions-charlotte/blowing-rock/sights/blue-ridge-parkway
[8] http://www.moon.com/blogs/american-nomad/outdoor-and-indoor-adventures-the-smokies-part-1
[9] http://www.nps.gov/index.htm
[10] http://www.moon.com/destinations/denver/excursions-denver/rocky-mountain-national-park
[11] https://myaccount.nationalparks.org/page.aspx?pid=645
[12] https://www.facebook.com/HurricaneResponseNPS
[13] http://www.nps.gov/vick/historyculture/natcem.htm
[14] http://www.nps.gov/natc/index.htm
[15] http://www.facebook.com/martonelaura
[16] http://twitter.com/lauramartone
[17] http://www.nps.gov/blri/index.htm
[18] http://www.flickr.com/photos/backes01
[19] http://www.moon.com/blogs/american-nomad
[20] http://www.moon.com/books/moon-handbooks/moon-new-orleans-third-edition
[21] http://www.moon.com/books/moon-handbooks/moon-michigan-fourth-edition
[22] http://www.moon.com/books/moon-handbooks/moon-florida-keys-first-edition
[23] http://www.moon.com/books/moon-outdoors/moon-baja-rv-camping-first-edition