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I've been scanning pictures - something to do when it is so hot; thought I share this one: Grandson Trevor - he'll be 21 in September! |
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Nice young man. I talked the other day to a friend of my sons, the last time I saw him he was 10 and I was his den mother. Now he is a grandfather! Where did the time go? |
That is something I need to do, scan pictures. I have all my grandmothers old pictures and I am the oldest and knows who the people are. Need to pass them down to my children. Any Ideas would be welcome. |
Looks like he's having fun! Beautiful specimen of a horse there, too. Hey Gloria! I would totally suggest you do that. Wonder if you could them onto a thumb drive and then copy several. That way, they can print their own and reprint as many times as they want. I will tell you this, I never ever saw my grandfather or great grandfather on my father's side until last week. I asked him to send me a photo. It was so sweet to finally see his face. Your children will love it. Joseph O is (Daddy's daddy) on the back row, far lefthand side (and his dad Frank Sr in front, holding the 2nd oldest sibling. I look like Frank Jr on the back row far right hand side). My daddy's daddy died when he was in his teens (15, I think). I actually know nothing about the great grandfather. |
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DVDs, thumb drives, picture hosting sites all good for sharing. Get the names, dates, relation and places if possible and scan the back if that info is there. People that do genealogy will thank you. My Mom wrote on the backs and my Sister scanned and made CDs and DVDs for any that wanted them. Also have copies of written family history and relations on disc. Recording stories and history with camera, video or webcam is also good. |
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- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Thu, Aug 1, 13 at 19:05
Yes, times fly. Our GS will be 7yo in Oct. When he was just a little boy, we bought him a little red wagon, and grandad would pull him in the wagon to the local park. They came to visit this week, and GS wanted to pull grandad to the park. I just luv the pic. |
Great pictures, everybody. Thanks for sharing them. |
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WG - wonderful picture! |
I too luv it west! It says it all. |
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I've got a small batch of freshly harvested American ginseng to share with the community for somebody that wants to make a tincture. Contact me for details, thanks.
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The roots that I am offering at this time are giveaways. I've had several people respond, but no takers so far, perhaps I'm offering too small of a quantity (about 2 pounds). All I'm asking for is reimbursement of postage and some feedback on the quality of the tincture. The roots are giveaways basically because they have been nicked/damaged during harvest and are not of any value to the export market. Although they may be somewhat blemished, they will still make for great tinctures. Also, I can provide unblemished fresh roots for those that want to purchase them. The roots are woodsgrown, quite large (several ounces fresh weight), ranging in age from 10-20 years. No chemicals have been applied, i.e., they have been raised in a chemical free environment. Hope this helps clear up any misunderstandings, for I did not elaborate too much in my earlier posting for fear I would be swamped with requests. Such has not been the case so far. Somebody is going to end up with a sweet deal here! Rod A. |
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New Biomeds Cause Serious Side Effects Remember to research all medications both herbal and espically medical medications because Doctors are not always aware of side effects. |
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Page not found. If this treatment is still offered in 6 months with out any disclaimer then you can criticize medicine, however unlike herbalism bad medical treatments are pulled as soon as they are discovered. People die from bad drugs, more people globally die from ineffective treatments and bad herbal medicines, but people still die from bad treatments. You seem to think its better for 100 people to waste money and 10 people to die from bad herbal remedies than for 1 to die from a bad pharmaceutical. You also see to think that it is appropriate to never answer questions raised in a thread and to slight me and go after me with ad hominem attacks. I would appreciate a more rational argument style. |
Dear Brandon, The MSN network is changing their format thus the linking problem. So here is one from IHT. There are so many problems with the US Health care system. It is always easy to find something quickly . These other links can go up tomorrow. Have you ever considered: you just might ask for anything that comes your way? |
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So do you have a new link, one that is more stable? |
I made plenty of others bren. Why don't you make one proving there was no study? |
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I don't even know what drug you were talking about, you never said. It was less that 2 hours and twenty minutes from your post to my checking the link and it wasn't there, I'm sorry. If you give me more information maybe I can help you find it. Until that time you are the one making a claim, the burden of proof has to be on you, I could come up with 10,000 things to say and say that if you don't prove them all wrong I win the informal debate, but that's not reasonable, which is why I don't do it. And for the record I wrote that post based on the assumption that you were correct in your assessment that a new medicine was unsafe. Lots of new things are unsafe, new cars, new planes, new trains, new toothpastes, new cookware, new soaps, new guns, new boats, new explosives. New stuff is risky; it would be nice to only release well tested safe products to the market but reality has a way of getting in the way of that being feasible, so we try very hard to test everything rigorously (except herbs and CAM, that we let out with virtually no testing, awesome I know) but I have nothing specific o say until I know specifically just what we are talking about. |
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Aah such a trim waist but ye gads, what big eyes you have! A really great shot. |
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I began this lil' series yesterday, here. Just continue, without much recap, or any? All right . . .
When people say "to hold power," they usually mean to occupy the White House, or to have a majority in the Senate — something like that. But where is power, really? Or where else is power?
The movies. TV shows. The media. Publishing. The schools.
Real power.
Way back in the mid-1980s, Tipper Gore wrote a book called Raising PG Kids in an X-Rated Society. Tipper and her husband were dabbling in a kind of social conservatism at the time. They dropped it quick — because all the cool cats, such as Frank Zappa (I remember him specifically), mocked and reviled them. Social conservatism is not the way to rise in the Democratic party. They rose.
Tipper, recall, wrote her book before "sexting" (texting sexual messages) and all that.
So, where does power lie? Who are the village elders, so to speak? What are the forces that shape men and women? Let's do up a list again.
Primary school. Secondary school. College. Graduate school. The news media. The publishing industry. The movies. Entertainment television. Popular music.
Does the Left not hold sway in all these areas? Where do conservatives hold sway? I think of country music, talk radio, NASCAR — is it possible to go on?
I'd like to say a few words about secondary education. Pretty regularly, I get mail from parents complaining about their kids' teachers and the textbooks their kids are assigned — the Left bias in the teachers and in the textbooks.
Do my counterparts at left-wing magazines get mail from parents complaining of a conservative bias in the schools? Maybe they do. But, you know: I doubt it.
A reader of ours is a teacher and a conservative, and he suspects that the teacher in the next room is a conservative too. But he doesn't quite know how to find out without revealing his own conservatism — and that revelation could be bad, professionally.
He wrote me to ask, "Maybe I could tap on the wall? Is there some secret code for 'I believe that Western civilization is, on the whole, a good thing'?"
Howard Zinn's textbook, A People's History of the United States, is not only Red, it's read: having sold over 2 million copies.
A few words about colleges, please. Every once in a while, I'll go to a school, and kids will tell me, "You're the only Republican we've seen or heard from in our entire four years here."
That can't be right, can it? By that I mean, not that the kids are wrong: but that it is undesirable for such conditions to prevail.
I once went to a college and met with the College Republicans. Their faculty adviser was a Democrat. Reason: There were no Republicans on the faculty (as I recall). A kindhearted, broadminded Democrat agreed to be the faculty adviser, because the rules of the college required a faculty adviser (I believe), and this professor was good enough to think that the College Republicans ought to exist.
That can't be right, can it? Such a situation is "unhealthy for children and other living things," to borrow an old line — isn't it?
For most of my adult life, I've been an editor and writer at conservative magazines. Therefore, I know who the conservative professors are, on the various campuses — on the leading campuses, I mean (and some of the non-leading ones).
Ask me about Harvard, and I'll give you a few names. Ask me about Duke, and I'll give you a few names. Etc. I can play this game all across the country.
No one on the left would ever play the game, right? Because naming the left-wing professors would be like reciting the entire faculty directory — right?
On the recent National Review cruise, I asked John Yoo whether he was the only conservative on the Berkeley law faculty. He laughed, saying, "Of course." All the better law schools have just one, he said. Two would be too many — would throw off the balance.
I sit on the board of the Apgar Foundation. It was established by my beloved friend Martha Apgar. Our purpose, in a nutshell, is to support Western civilization on campus. We're not trying to do anything too fancy. We're not trying to get the young'uns to read NR or anything. We support Great Books programs, or Great Works programs: Locke, Beethoven, Rembrandt, and them. We think that the American Founding ought to be taught.
And, you know? You might be shocked at the resistance we get from administrators and faculty. They think it's all a right-wing plot. And, in a perverse way, it is.
Beethoven? The American Founding? Right-wing? When did that happen? (Recently, is the answer: starting in the 1970s.)
Most of the stuff we back used to be normal college. Now it takes the outside efforts of a conservative foundation. That is bizarre.


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Hotel Boca Chica, Acapulco, Mexico
Great Value Hotel Boca Chica, the latest from Grupo Habita, captures that cool 1950's vibe (the original property was featured in Elvis's Fun in Acapulco) and makes it stylish and new. There are 36 rooms, most with bay or ocean views, all with white, beachy décor: jalousie doors, ceiling fans, and a bed you hate to leave. Start your day with chilaquiles under the restaurant's large-scale open-air palapa, then take the hotel's boat to nearby La Roqueta island, an ecological reserve perfect for snorkeling, or stay poolside with an Acabrown, the hotel's addictive tamarind- and-mescal cocktail. Doubles from $95.


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'Digital natives' savvy about internet advertising; but challenging times ahead
Richard Sharp, UK managing director at ValueClick Media, discusses the insights from their research in conjunction with the IAB.
IAB and Price Waterhouse Cooper research released recently has shown that digital advertising spend has risen 12.6% in the first six months of 2012 to hit £2.6billion.
While on the face of it this continued growth suggests the digital display sector is getting a lot right, IAB and ValueClick research carried out earlier this year points to changing consumer attitudes towards display advertising, as digital natives grow older and start to dominate the overall audience.
The IAB and ValueClick research surveyed 2,001 internet users across the UK, aged 16+, both online and offline and found that attitudes to online advertising vary considerably according to age. In fact when it came to questions about acceptability, interest and understanding of online advertising, 16-24 year olds answered more positively than 25-44 year olds, by a margin of between 5 and 10%.
This gap illustrates the difference between the digital natives - those who have grown up in a world immersed in technology and older consumers who haven't. 16-24 year olds are also the most receptive towards internet advertising, with 40% stating they had purchased a product or service because of an advert they had seen online, compared to just 24% of the 55+ age group.
Looking ahead, views about online advertising are likely to become less differentiated across the age groups, as 'digital natives' grow older and increasingly set the tone of consumer attitudes to online advertising.
The research found that 48% of 16-24 year olds agreed with the statement: "Recently I have seen an increasing amount of advertising that is relevant to my interests", compared to just 17% of 55+ year olds, signifying that the younger demographic are looking for display advertising that is targeted towards them.
While this bodes well for the future of digital advertising, the research also suggests that younger audiences are savvier about behavioural targeting, retargeting and performance optimisation technologies than older age groups and want to find out more about how the technologies work.
For example 41% of 16-24 year olds want to know more about how advertising is made relevant to them, compared to just 26% of 45-55 year olds. Meanwhile 58% of 16-24 year olds are happy to see advertising based on previous web browsing.
Younger audiences are also likely to be harder to please. 61% of 16-24s agree that they are "happy to see relevant online advertising" as long as it means the sites they visit provide quality content, while 63% of 16-24 year olds would rather see advertising that is targeted to their interests.
So what do these findings signify for brands looking to engage with consumers online?
Digital audiences will increasingly want to engage with online advertising, they will have greater understanding of how targeted advertising works and are likely to be much harder to please. Brands will need to be increasingly sophisticated about how they target and engage with consumers online and ensure they are transparent about what they are doing and why and how they are doing it. Working with consumers to deliver brand messages that are relevant to them and helping them avoid those that aren't, will increasingly be the way forward for brands.
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It has come to our attention that in some animal groups on facebook there is a lot of video's with Dogs Fighting. Dog fighting is a blood sport in which dogs are made to fight, sometimes to the death. dog fighting involves the suffering or even the death of dogs for the purpose of entertainment. In most places around the world Dog fighting is illegal and so the videos should not be allowed on facebook it is a classic case of animal violence and cruelty which is very sickening to watch and causes distress to animal lovers everywhere currlently Facebook reviews every report in order to determine whether or not the content violates our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities We are setting up a petition to get facebook to put an INSTANT STOP to a video once it gets reported untill they do a review of a video
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I'd like to start learning and doing winter gardening. I live in a mobile home, in NC winters can get quite cold here(not like up north etc) so where do I start, what plants do I use, and what containers(plastic bottles..2liter drink bottles??)
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Hi. Welcome to gardenweb. 2-liter bottles make great planters, just be sure to put drain holes in the bottoms. About anything that can handle getting wet and will hold dirt can work as a planter. Your question is pretty vague, so I'm not sure what kind of advice you are looking for, but am glad you're here. If you have some seeds you'd like to grow, you may be interested in winter sowing. There is a forum here for that. And there is a container gardening forum. Checking out some of those discussions might give you some ideas. |
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I fell in love with lantanas recently, and for my birthday, my boyfriend bought me a potted grape lantana and a desert sunset lantana. I put them in a very sunny window (although it doesn't get sun all day) and kept the soil moist.
Five days later, I come home and my desert sunset is starting to wilt! The leaves were starting to shrivel, and most of the blooms had fallen. The grape, however, fared much better. I water both again, and set both outside for several more hours of sunlight. Does anyone care for lantanas and know what could be wrong? I appreciate all tips! |
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You should be aware that moving them into sun unless they're acclimated to it can set the stage for varying degrees of photo-oxidation (sunburn), depending on what levels of chlorophyll the leaves contain. You can't take a plant that has grown in low light conditions and move it to high light w/o consequence. When a plant is growing in good light (like at the nursery), it can tolerate fairly high concentrations of fertilizer in the soil/nutrient solution. When you move the plant to low light, the plant can suddenly show symptoms of fertilizer burn - even if you have added no additional fertilizer. If you HAVE added fertilizer, it would exacerbate the problem. It is most likely you love your new charges so much you're over-nurturing/watering them. They like to be allowed to become fairly dry before the next thorough saturation. The drought response you're likely seeing can come from either over or under-watering. The root-rot that accompanies the over-watering makes it impossible for the tree to remain hydrated, even under normal conditions. I would suggest that you unpot the tree & inspect the root mass for dark, sour or acrid smelling roots. If you find them, you'll need to cut back the roots to viable tissue, repot, place the plants in bright shade, and control the want to water except when appropriate. Al |
I grow and propagate Lantana but do not consider it a houseplant. It is a full sun plant that blooms over a long season and dies back during the winter here, in zone 9. If you are going to keep it in a container, you will need to be sure it does not fill the container with roots and become root bound. When you do water give it enough that the water drains freely from the bottom, then don't water again until a finger inserted in the soil indicates it is dry. Your post does not indicate your planting zone so information cannot be too specific. Al |
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I am amazed you can hurt a Lantana. They pop up here like crab grass -- and are harder to kill. I have one that keeps sending up plants after I repeatedly have dug up all visible foliage and roots. And I then sprayed it with Round Up. Repeatedly. So far the Lantana is winning. I do have one Lantana in a container that is a fushia color that I can't resist because of the color. It is in a container,(I learned that lesson) and it overwintered in the container, died back in the winter then sprouted again in the spring. I am in zone 7b-8, and things that like heat grow pretty well here. I agree with Al that your zone would help us know what might help with your lantana. Kay |
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Championing British suppliers and makers, ranging from traditionally hand made sofas, fabrics woven in mills across the UK as well as paints innovatively recycled in West Sussex, Clare offers clients a sustainable interior design solution that celebrates the Best of British skilled industries, without incurring the over inflated price tag usually associated with Eco Design Solutions.
Pascoe Interiors was commissioned to design the interior or No.22 Fournier Street, one of the first houses built in the area after WW11, which stands out amid the Georgian terrace due to its classic 1950's architecture.
Taking inspiration from the original features and era of the property to seamlessly marry the interior design and decoration with the architecture of the building, Clare selected original mid century furniture, vintage accessories and archive design wallpapers to complete the look. The crisp lines of the 1950's style of the building give a timelessly contemporary air to the building.
Clare designed the basement 'party space' with humour by accessorising the room with a Shakesperean bust and mannequin lamp. Pattern is injected with the contemporary sofa and the silk floor rug.
The first floor living room is filled with the light, created by the new roof terrace following the re-working of the rear elevation. The monochromatic palette is broken by touches of mustard yellow, and softened by the use of a feature wallpapered wall. The stunning original rosewood chairs are off set by a contemporary Corian topped sideboard and desk. Industrial artwork gives a nod to the areas historical surroundings.
The guest bedroom, dressing room and en suite are on the second floor has a feminine feel with a yellow feature wall, on which is a collection of original screen prints. The vintage rosewood bed and mid-century wardrobe add warmth and patina.
The master suite is on the top floor sees a change of palette reflecting that this is the home owners private sanctuary at the top of the house. Again, warmth and patina are added through Danish rosewood furniture, accented by a collection of decorative gold frames.
The overall feel of this property is a contemporary celebration of Mid Century furniture, demonstrating how an eclectic mix across the mid century era, off set with contemporary elements, can result in a timeless interior that is not slavishly vintage, while discretely showcasing a wealth of highly collectable original furniture and art work.
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Student Perspectives 2012 Summer Seminar for High School Students Recorded: Friday, June 22, 2012
Each year the Independent Institute holds two week-long session of its Summer Seminar for Students for high school and college age students. These clips are highlights from our 2012 session for high school students.
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P.J. ORourke On the Wealth of Nations Recorded: Friday, February 9, 2007
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In this hilarious and insightful examination of Adam Smiths work, P.J. shows us why this seminal book on economic liberty is so relevant today and why it has been so revolutionary.
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Americas most provocative humorist, P. J. ORourke, has read pioneering economist Adam Smiths The Wealth of Nations, first published in 1776, so we dont have toand the results are as entertaining as they are enlightening.
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For those who've not heard, the Order 66 Podcast (which has been podcasting about the Star Wars Saga Edition RPG for nearly 5 years, now) has announced that it will be transitioning to the new Star Wars RPG system from FFG.
We at Order 66 are very excited about this, and have a great deal of good stuff in store!
But that means that our "last" Saga Edition episode is coming… and we're broadcasting it live this Sunday night. It's going to be a special episode; we're taking the time to dig into the lingering Saga Edition questions our listeners have (and that we have time for), reflecting on our favorite moments from the prior system over the last 5 years, and we'll even have a special "retrospecitve".
If any of you are Saga junkies, and want to submit any questions for us on this episode, youv'e got precious few days to do so! Head here to post up any questions you've got: http://www.d20radio....php?f=1&t=11424 Or feel free to post them up in this thread, right here.
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What's open, what's not - Winter Storm Juno
It's being called the Snowcopolypse. Snowmaggedon. Snowicane 2015. Juno. Whatever you call it, the National Weather Service website is red with warnings about the impending blizzard, potential coastal flooding, and general need to stock up on milk, bread, and eggs.
Storm followers may want to click over to Mass MEMA where information on statewide closures (state offices, MBTA, etc.) can be found, as well as other practical storm information. The Governor has issued a Statewide Travel Ban effective Monday night, so please hunker down and stay safe during the storm.
All MBTA service will be suspended on Tuesday, January 26. And that is just the tip of the, well, iceberg.
We think you should stay home, hunker down, dig out, drink hot chocolate, build a snowman. If, however, you do find yourself heading out in Salem, call ahead or check Facebook for business closures. We will post closures and openings here as we hear about them.
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What's Closed
Firenze Trattoria will reopen at 4:30 on Wednesday.
Caffe Graziani will be closed on Tuesday and possibly Wednesday depending on the extent of the storm.
Flying Saucer Pizza will be closed on Tuesday. Monday Night Nerd Trivia is cancelled as well as night time deliveries. They will be open as late as possible on Monday for dine-ins and pick ups, weather permitting. Check Facebook for updates.
The House of the Seven Gables will be closed Tuesday due to the inclement weather forecast. The Gables will be closed this Wednesday and every other Wednesday through the end of March (with the exception of Feb 18th). The Emerson "Tad" Baker Lecture scheduled for Tuesday, January 27, has been rescheduled to February 24.
The Marble Faun is closed until Thursday.
Maria's Sweet Somethings will close at 5:00 PM Monday and be closed on Tuesday. They will reopen on Wednesday at 12:00 Noon.
Milk & Honey Green Grocers will be closed on Tuesday (pick up your milk, produce, cheese, and meat on Monday before 6. They are likely to close early. Their post on Facebook advises calling ahead.)
Pamplemousse plans on being closed to weather the snow storm safely on Tuesday. However, they are open today until 7pm for all your last minute emergency wine and beer needs.
Peabody Essex Museum will be closed on Tuesday.
Roost & Co. will be closed on Tuesday. Plaing it by ear for Wednesday.
Salemdipity will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Salem Inn will be closed on Tuesday.
The Salem Witch Museum will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2015 due to the impending "Storm of Historical Proportions."
Salem State University has canceled the Otis Murphy concert scheduled for tonight. All Salem State programs and classes are canceled for Monday night and Tuesday.
Tavern in the Square is closing at 6pm on Monday and will be closed on Tuesday.
Trolley Depot will be closed Tuesday and maybe Wednesday.
Turner's Seafood is serving serving lunch to 4:00 PM on Monday and then closing. Turner's will be closed on Tuesday. Wednesday hours are to be determined. Please check Facebook, Twitter & their website for updates.
What's Open
Coffee Time Bake Shop will have a skeletal crew, and the cases won't be at their normal capacity but there will be plenty of hot coffee.
Gulu-Gulu Cafe plans to stay open through the storm.
The Hawthorne Hotel is always open. And they have a fireplace in the Tavern, which is perfect for sitting fireside with a bowl of Steve's Chowder and a glass of red wine.
Naumkeag Ordinary is hosting a Blizzard Party on Tuesday at 6pm, during which they will be serving free American Chop Suey. They are "definitely open throughout the storm!" (We applaud their New England spirit.)
Longboards Restaurant plans to operate normal hours as long as possible.
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Ugly Mug Diner will be closed in the morning on Tuesday and hopes to open for lunch. Check their Facebook page for updates.
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The progressive case against Jim McDermott
For nearly 20 years, U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott has been one of Seattle's most popular politicians.
He's been seriously challenged just once — in 1988, when, in his first race for Congress, he received 38 percent of the primary vote, with the remainder split between future Seattle Mayor Norm Rice, King County Assessor Ruthe Ridder, and four others. Since then he's received an average of nearly 78 percent of the vote.
"He will be re-elected as long as he wants to run for office," state Democratic Chair Dwight Pelz told a reporter.
Progressives have praised the 7th District congressman for voting against the Iraq war, and he became a minor national celebrity after appearing in Michael Moore's antiwar film, Fahrenheit 9/11.
But does a progressive veneer make up for below-average performance? Do good intentions excuse a lack of judgment that undermines his effectiveness and make him, in some corners, a laughingstock?
Health care
McDermott's signature issue is health-care reform. The psychiatrist has long advocated for a single-payer system to the exclusion of virtually any compromise or incremental plan.
His latest proposal, the American Health Security Act of 2007 (HR 1200), would eliminate Medicare, Medicaid, and the health plans for federal workers, military dependents, and military retirees. In their stead, McDermott would pool payroll taxes, require the states to create basic health plans, and ban private insurance companies from offering their own plans that duplicate the basic health plans.
It's the kind of sweeping change that McDermott has failed to persuade others is the right change.
And with McDermott, it's all or nothing. In 1993, at the Clinton administration's request, he deferred pushing his single-payer plan, even while attacking Clinton as "going down the wrong road." The next year, as the Clinton health-care reform plan sank under the weight of its own complexity and alarmist attacks by special interests, McDermott urged Congress to abandon health-care reform. "He evidently expected a more favorable political environment after the 1994 elections and, like many, was surprised by the result," wrote Michael Barone and Grant Ujifusa, authors of the Almanac of American Politics.
But the Democrats lost control of the Senate in 1994, and McDermott's assessment turned out to be a bad judgment call.
Meanwhile, in 1993, Washington state had developed its own reform plan that would have achieved universal coverage by 2000. The state worked hard with then-U.S. Rep. Mike Kreidler, who now is insurance commissioner, and U.S. Sen. Patty Murray to persuade the federal government to grant a waiver from a federal law so large employers could be required to participate. But the state reform would have had many of the managed-competition elements of the Clinton proposal. Since that didn't reflect McDermott's single-minded approach, he was invisible, other than to offer a lukewarm endorsement, saying state officials "did the best they could."
By 1998, while McDermott continued to advocate single-payer, others had begun working for incremental change. McDermott served on a bipartisan Medicare reform commission co-chaired by U.S. Sen. John Breaux, D-La. Breaux negotiated a proposal to get a Medicare prescription drug benefit that would be tied to structural changes and competition to hold down costs. Breaux got 10 of the 11 votes he needed. McDermott (and other Democrats) dissented, saying the cost controls would bar access for some people. Reform was stopped dead again, and Breaux was bitter, directing his comments to McDermott and his allies. "More and more people in Congress have an all-or-nothing attitude," Breaux said. "All-or-nothing attitudes generally wind up getting nothing."
Is McDermott right in insisting on a single-payer model? Single-payer proponents argue that ending privately funded health insurance would eliminate an expensive middleman, redistribute money more coherently, and reduce costs. But it doesn't change the financial incentives in the system so that they encourage keeping costs down while increasing quality — a key element of the managed-competition reforms that the Clintons and state reformers worked toward.
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Posted Tue, Jul 8, 8:49 a.m.
Nice try, flack. Nice try, Crosscut. Nice try at redefining "progressive." When the "progressive" case against Jim McDermott is presented by profiteering parasites, then the word has little meaning indeed.
Jim gets my vote and my active support for as long as he runs, and advocacy for single payer will be one of my litmus tests for whoever succeeds him.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 9:36 a.m.
McDermott's a buffoon: Unlike Chris Wedes, who knows he's a clown, McDermott takes himself very seriously, but he's in a distinct minority in that regard.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 9:58 a.m.
I was with you until the last line: McDermott is exactly the kind of ineffective representative this ineffective city deserves.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 10:49 a.m.
Has he ever?: Has Big Jim ever done anything other than attract national ridicule? He single handedly shut done the ethics committee for years. He is interested in Africa, but ...
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 11:18 a.m.
McDermott's time is at an end. I have not voted for him in the past two elections, and I won't this time around either--and I hope more and more Seattle Democrats wise up and see that getting some fresh blood into his seat will be the best thing both for Seattle and for progressive ideals. (Frankly, it'd be the best thing for McDermott, too, since he could then devote himself more fully to third world charitable enterprises rather than deal with the "distraction" of holding a House seat.)
There are a lot of die-hard liberals in Seattle who agree with me, and know our numbers are starting to grow...
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 11:21 a.m.
People who oppose single-payer systems lack any rational argument based on evidence from other countries.
But McDermott is not the politician who can get a single-payer system rolling in Congress.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 12:15 p.m.
Tired, old Jim: Jim McDermott has fought (and lost) the good fight for Seattle liberalism for many years, but it's perfectly reasonable for the locals to wonder what might happen if we had a real powerhouse in his seat (a la Norm Dicks or Patty Murray). Some established D should have taken him on this year--and the same thing goes in 2010. Give the voters a better choice and Sunny Jim will sail into the sunset.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 1:04 p.m.
Nor, has he pursued any funding to help resolve the Viaduct problem.
Given that there will always be Republicans and conservatives in Congress, you need to avoid antagonism whenever possible. That doesn't mean not standing up for your values and voting accordingly, but that means finding the solutions that will create the least resistance (such as getting universal care without insisting on single-payer only), or pursuing dubious causes that may affect your honor (the Bonior lawsuit was more about invasion of privacy than first amendment rights). In this manner, you can get more accomplished that will advance your agenda.
It is time to replace McDermott. With the Top-Two primary in place, and with more moderate voters moving into that district, he is no longer a "Congressman for life". What has been provided in this article is more than enough information for a more moderate Democrat, like Bob Ferguson, to run against him - and win.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 4:19 p.m.
I suppose the fact that most of those countries have long waiting lists, and many of their citizens who can afford to opt to come the the US and pay cash, aren't rational arguments. We need to fix health care for those who don't have it, not break it for those who do.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 8:44 p.m.
A false sacrifice: Seattle could have a Rep who's just as liberal as McD, but who more effectively advocates and delivers for the region. McD HAS gotten some viaduct money, but very little ($14m-ish I think). Rick Larsen (and Dave Reichert, and Norm Dicks) lifted a heavier load and were more influential in the Republican Congress on behalf of viaduct funding. Given McD's seniority he should have been delivering year after year for transportation projects (roads, transit, bikes, ped) across the district. His near-refusal to work across the aisle dooms Seattle to ineffective representation. It doesn't have to be this way. Seattle is full of smart, experienced and very liberal public servants who would battle the GOP but will still be effective for the region. It's a shame.
Posted Tue, Jul 8, 8:53 p.m.
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Posted Tue, Jul 8, 9:20 p.m.
Try Steve Beren who does an excellent job of it every day and who has the guts to bring the truth of the values of liberty and freedom into the heart of darkness.
Go to www.berenforcongress.com and learn about a genuine political hero.
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Posted Tue, Jul 8, 10:27 p.m.
Just to correct a couple of commentators: I was the official spokesman for my employer---a nonprofit consumer-governed health care system---in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Currently, I work part-time in an office cubicle in Tukwila, and speak for no one but myself.
My comments about the Canadian and British health care systems come from monitoring their media and their parliaments' Question Periods, where MPs from all parties---NDP, Liberal, Parti Quebecois, Conservative, and Greens; Labor, Tory, and Liberal Democrat---rarely let a week go by without bringing up yet another horror story. They love their health care systems, but they all agree that they face serious challenges.
Posted Wed, Jul 9, 7:05 a.m.
Well, here's a clue. You can't go a day in THIS country without hearing yet another horror story about the system WE have.
Maybe you can tell me why the greatest costs in our system are administrative -- costs that the UK and Canada don't have.
Maybe you can tell me why CEOs of health insurers are making hundreds of millions of dollars a year while people are going without insurance and care.
Maybe you can tell me why you think the for-profit health insurance system needs to continue in this country, and why you have the gall to call yourself a "progressive" and criticize Jim McDermott.
One day we will have single-payer in this country and whether Jim is around to see it or not, he will have shown us the way. You, on the other hand, haven't shown me s--t.
And as for you, Piper, Steve Beren should be an embarrassment even to you righties.
Posted Wed, Jul 9, 9:12 a.m.
Here are some things to think about. Such as, he was the only member of the delegation to support Pelosi's rise in leadership, first to Whip then to Minority Leader - he is her most trusted ally in the state. All of the other members supported other candidates for both positions.
Here are a few more points to consider:
For example, Congress.com, a non-partisan service that ranks the "power" of members of congress by evaluating position, influence, legislation and earmarks, ranked McDermott the 39th most powerful house member (Dicks was 22nd, Inslee was 72nd, Baird is 212, Larsen is 236 and Smith is 258)
Another is that this year McDermott wrote and passed both the unemployment bill earlier this year and some landmark legislation around foster care. When that bill passed, Dr. Abe Bergman of Harborview who advocated for it said that "McDermott pulled this off the way Maggie used to," he said. "He slimmed down his own original bill. He sought support from his ranking member. Maggie would never bring anything to the floor where the ranking Republican wasn't on board."
But from reading the Seattle papers, would you know that? Nope. Neither piece of legislation was covered - the unemployment bill made A1 of the New York Times and the Washington Post - nothing at all in either of our dailies. I pulled the Bergman quote off of the Seattle PI blog, which is the only place that covered it - not in the dead fish edition, not in the Times (anywhere), not in the stranger, not in the weekly.
Posted Wed, Jul 9, 9:47 a.m.
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Posted Wed, Jul 9, 12:45 p.m.
You can't just blindly defend Jim can you? You know I have love for you but Jim has been ineffective. It's up to us the folks how send him back year after year to hold him accountable for missing in action on the larger issues in our city. Where has he been on the viaduct? To rephrase something that Joe Biden said in a presidential debate. Jim comes to town and whenever he speaks you are guaranteed to hear a noun a verb and Iraq. Seattle can do better, especially when you have capable folks like Ed Murray, Eric Pettigrew, and Sharon Santos on the bench.
Posted Wed, Jul 9, 2:39 p.m.
...Voters in the 7th District return him to office by consistently huge victory margins. I believe Seattle voters know McDermott's record, as well as his shortcomings, and must believe he is doing just what they want him to. I have no polling to back this up. But I'd be surprised to find that many 7th District voters are unhappy that their congressman spends so much time worrying about, for example, health care in Africa.
...Don Glickstein covers some familiar territory.... with a level of detail and a thoroughness usually missing from more strident rants against McDermott.... But Glickstein also pokes at McDermott's financial holdings... This issue, in the hands of a capable campaigner, could possibly keep McDermott's re-election numbers down to the low 70s.
Posted Thu, Jul 10, 10:57 a.m.
Thank God He Does Not Repesent Me: Those progressives of us who live away from "The Emerald City" read about Jim Mc'D's travels and travails. Our elected's focus on taking care of their constituents which does involve a modicum of compromise. As long as Jim remains in Congress his District is getting the representation it deserves. However, his inability to work with our own State Congressional delegation, our majorty in Congress, and God forbid "the other party" dilutes our overall effectiveness and gives pragmatic progressives a bad name as he is held to national ridicule as representative of the progressive movement.
Posted Thu, Jul 10, 9:49 p.m.
French are not on waiting lists; they do not come to the U.S. for medical care.
Swedes are not on waiting lists; they do not come to the U.S. for medical care.
Japanese are not on waiting lists; they do not come to the U.S. for medical care.
Brits are not on waiting lists; they do not come to the U.S. for medical care.
Should I go on?
The whole "waiting list" and "they come to the U.S. for treatment" thing is a myth--actually, Americans are going abroad to Thailand and India among other places for affordable care in greater and greater numbers.
Go live in another industrialized country, any one of them, and use their health service and find out what you're missing out on. You're clearly delusional if you think health care ain't broke in this country.
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Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis is characterised by an S- or C-shaped lateral deviation of the spine, an axial rotation of the vertebrae, and a flattening of the sagittal curvature.
Present surgical therapy brings several disadvantages like fusion of the involved vertebrae and the necessity to wait with surgery until the end of the growth of the patient.
Therefore, a non-fusion scoliosis correction device is being developed in which the disadvantages of present systems are reduced. Furthermore, this device should correct the deformity in all three anatomical planes and should allow growth of the patient.
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