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Our history of hating Wall Street
During the Great Depression, these kinds of protests revolutionized America. It could happen again
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Occupy Wall Street, the ongoing demonstration-cum-sleep-in that began a month ago not far from the New York Stock Exchange and has since spread like wildfire to cities around the country, may be a game-changer. If so, it couldn't be more appropriate or more in the American grain that when the game changed, Wall Street was directly in the sights of the protesters.
The fact is that the end of the world as we've known it has been taking place all around us for some time. Until recently, however, thickets of political verbiage about cutting this and taxing that, about the glories of "job creators" and the need to preserve "the American dream," have obscured what was hiding in plain sight — that street of streets, known to generations of our ancestors as "the street of torments."
After an absence of well over half a century, Wall Street is back, center stage, as the preferred American icon of revulsion, a status it held for a fair share of our history. And we can thank a small bunch of campers in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park for hooking us up to a venerable tradition of resistance and rebellion.
The Street of Torments
Peering back at a largely forgotten terrain of struggle against "the Street," so full of sound and fury signifying quite a lot, it's astonishing — to a historian of Wall Street, at least — that the present movement didn't happen sooner. It's already hard to remember that only weeks ago, three years into the near shutdown of the world financial system and the Great Recession, an eerie unprotesting silence still blanketed the country.
Stories accumulated of Wall Street greed and arrogance, astonishing tales of incompetence and larceny. The economy slowed and stalled. People lost their homes and jobs. Poverty reached record levels. The political system proved as bankrupt as the big banks. Bipartisan consensus emerged — but only around the effort to save "too big to fail" financial Goliaths, not the legions of victims their financial wilding had left in its wake.
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The political class then prescribed what people already had plenty of: yet another dose of austerity plus a faith-based belief in a "recovery" that, for 99 percent of Americans, was never much more than an optical illusion. In those years, the hopes of ordinary people for a chance at a decent future withered, and bitterness set in.
Strangely, however, popular resistance was hard to find. In the light of American history, this passivity was surpassingly odd. From decades before the Gilded Age of the late 19th century through the Great Depression, again and again Wall Street found itself in the crosshairs of an outraged citizenry mobilized thanks to political parties, labor unions, or leagues of the unemployed. Such movements were filled with a polyglot mix of middle-class antitrust reformers, bankrupted small businessmen, dispossessed farmers, tenants and sharecroppers, out-of-work laborers, and so many others.
If Occupy Wall Street signals the end of our own, atypical period of acquiescence, could a return to a version of "class warfare" that would, once upon a time, have been familiar to so many Americans be on the horizon? Finally!
What began as a relatively sparsely attended and impromptu affair has displayed a staying power and magnetic attractiveness that has taken the country, and above all the political class, by surprise. A recent rally of thousands in lower Manhattan, where demonstrators marched from the city's government center to Zuccotti Park, the location of the "occupiers" encampment, was an extraordinarily diverse gathering by any measure of age, race or class. Community organizations, housing advocates, environmentalists, and even official delegations of trade unionists not normally at ease hanging out with anarchists and hippies gave the whole affair a social muscularity and reach that was exhilarating to experience.
Diversity, however, can cut both ways. Popular protest, to the degree that there's been much during the recent past — and mainly over the war in Iraq — has sometimes been criticized for the chaotic way it assembled a grab-bag of issues and enemies, diffuse and without focus. Occupy Wall Street embraces diverse multitudes but this time in the interest of convergence. In its targeting of "the street of torments," this protean uprising has, in fact, found common ground. To a historian's ear this echoes loudly.
Karl Marx described high finance as "the Vatican of capitalism," its diktat to be obeyed without question. We've spent a long generation learning not to mention Marx in polite company and not to use suspect and nasty phrases like "class warfare" or "the reserve army of labor," among many others.
In times past, however, such phrases and the ideas that went with them struck our forebears as useful, even sometimes as true depictions of reality. They used them regularly, along with words like "plutocracy," "robber baron" and "ruling class," to identify the sources of the economic exploitation and inequality that oppressed them, as well as to describe the political disenfranchisement they suffered and the subversion of democracy they experienced.
Never before, however, has "the Vatican of capitalism" captured quite so perfectly the specific nature of the oligarchy that's run the country for a generation and has now run it into the ground. Even political consultant and pundit James Carville, no Marxist he, confessed as much during the Clinton years when he said the bond market "intimidates everybody."
Perhaps that era of everyday intimidation is finally ending. Here are some of the signs of it — literally — from that march I attended: "Loan Sharks Ate My World" (illustrated with a reasonable facsimile of the Great White from "Jaws"), "End the Federal Reserve," "Wall Street Sold Out, Let's Not Bail Out," "Kill the Over the Counter Derivative Market," "Wall Street Banks Madoff Well," "The Middle Class Is Too Big to Fail," "Eat the Rich, Feed the Poor," "Greed Is Killing the Earth." During the march, a pervasive chant — "We are the 99 percent" — resoundingly reminded the bond market just how isolated and vulnerable it might become.
And it is in confronting this elemental, determining feature of our society's predicament, in gathering together all the multifarious manifestations of our general dilemma right there on "the street of torments," that Occupy Wall Street — even without a program or clear set of demands, as so many observers lament — has achieved a giant leap backward, summoning up a history of opposition we would do well to recall today.
A Century of Our Streets and Wall Street
One young woman at the demonstration held up a corrugated cardboard sign roughly felt-tip-markered with one word written three times: "system," "system," "system." That single word resonates historically, even if it sounds strange to our ears today. The indictment of the presumptive elites, especially those housed on Wall Street, the conviction that the system over which they presided must be replaced by something more humane, was a robust feature of our country's political and cultural life for a long century or more.
When in the years following the American Revolution, Jeffersonian democrats raised alarms about the "moneycrats" and their counterrevolutionary intrigues — they meant Alexander Hamilton and his confederates in particular — they were worried about the installation in the New World of a British system of merchant capitalism that would undo the democratic and egalitarian promise of the Revolution.
When followers of Andrew Jackson inveighed against the Second Bank of the United States — otherwise known as "the Monster Bank" — they were up in arms against what they feared was the systematic monopolizing of financial resources by a politically privileged elite. Just after the Civil War, the Farmer-Labor and Greenback political parties freed themselves of the two-party runaround, determined to mobilize independently to break the stranglehold on credit exercised by the big banks back East.
Later in the 19th century, Populists decried the overweening power of the Wall Street "devil fish" (shades of Matt Taibbi's "giant vampire squid" metaphor for Goldman Sachs). Its tentacles, they insisted, not only reached into every part of the economy, but also corrupted churches, the press and institutions of higher learning, destroyed the family, and suborned public officials from the president on down. When, during his campaign for the presidency in 1896, the Populist-inspired "boy orator of the Platte" and Democratic Party candidate William Jennings Bryan vowed that mankind would not be "crucified on a cross of gold," he meant Wall Street, and everyone knew it.
Around the turn of the century, the antitrust movement captured the imagination of small businessmen, consumers and working people in towns and cities across America. The trust they worried most about was "the Money Trust." Captained by J.P. Morgan, "the financial Gorgon," the Money Trust was skewered in court and in print by future Supreme Court justice Louis Brandeis, subjected to withering congressional investigations, excoriated in the exposés of "muckraking" journalists, and depicted by cartoonists as a cabal of prehensile Visigoths in death-heads.
As the 20th century began, progressive reformers in state houses and city halls, socialists in industrial cities and out on the prairies, strikebound workers from coast to coast, working-class feminists, antiwar activists, and numerous others were still vigorously condemning that same Money Trust for turning the whole country into a closely held system of financial pillage, labor exploitation and imperial adventuring abroad. As the movements made clear, everyone but Wall Street was suffering the consequences of a system of proliferating abuses perpetrated by "the Street."
The tradition the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators have tapped into is a long and vibrant one that culminated during the Great Depression. Then as now, there was no question in the minds of "the 99 percent" that Wall Street was principally to blame for the country's crisis (however much that verdict has since been challenged by disputatious academics).
Insurgencies by industrial workers, powerful third-party threats to replace capitalism with something else, rallies and marches of the unemployed, and, yes, occupations, even seizures of private property, foreclosures forestalled by infuriated neighbors, and a pervasive sense that the old order needed burying had their lasting effect. In response, the New Deal attempted to unhorse those whom President Franklin Roosevelt termed "economic royalists," who were growing rich off "other people's money" while the country suffered its worst trauma since the Civil War. "The Street" trembled.
"System, System, System": It would be foolish to make too much of a raggedy sign — or to leap to conclusions about just how lasting this Occupy Wall Street moment will be and just where (if anywhere) it's heading. It would be crazily optimistic to proclaim that our own pitiful age of acquiescence has ended.
Still, it would be equally foolish to dismiss the powerful American tradition that the demonstrators of this moment have tapped into. In the past, Wall Street has functioned as an icon of revulsion, inciting anger, stoking up energies, and summoning visions of a new world that might save the New World.
It is poised to play that role again. Remember this: In 1932, three years into the Great Depression, most Americans were more demoralized than mobilized. A few years later, all that had changed as "Our Street, Not Wall Street" came alive. The political class had to scurry to keep up. Occupy Wall Street may indeed prove the opening act in an unfolding drama of renewed resistance and rebellion against "the system."
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Steve Fraser is the author of Every Man a Speculator, Wall Street, and Labor Will Rule, which won the Philip Taft Award for the best book in labor history. He also is the co-editor of The Rise and Fall of the New Deal Order. His work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, The Nation, The American Prospect, Raritan, and the London Review of Books. He has written for the online site Tomdispatch.com, and his work has appeared on the Huffington Post, Salon, Truthout, and Alternet, among others. He lives in New York City.
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Since most experimental observations are performed at constant temperature and pressure, the isothermal-isobaric (NPT) ensemble has been widely used in molecular simulations. Nevertheless, the NPT ensemble has only recently been placed on a rigorous foundation. The proper formulation of the NPT ensemble requires a "shell" particle to uniquely identify the volume of the system, thereby avoiding the redundant counting of configurations. Here, we review our recent work in incorporating a shell particle into molecular dynamics simulation algorithms to generate the correct NPT ensemble averages. Unlike previous methods, a piston of unknown mass is no longer needed to control the response time of the volume fluctuations. As the volume of the system is attached to the shell particle, the system itself now sets the time scales for volume and pressure fluctuations. Finally, we discuss a number of tests that ensure the equations of motion sample phase space correctly and consider the response time of the system to pressure changes with and without the shell particle. Overall, the shell particle algorithm is an effective simulation method for studying systems exposed to a constant external pressure and may provide an advantage over other existing constant pressure approaches when developing nonequilibrium molecular dynamics methods.Keywords:
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Is it me or does Katie Cassidy wear some darn interesting things? This Talbot Runhof mother-of-pearl iridescent short-sleeve cocktail dress, with a drape detail at the waist and foiled accents at the hem and shoulder, is one of the most unique frocks of the night. And I spy a messy Alexander Wang braid. Does this work?
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The hair is terrible. Although I will say, I like that it has VOLUME...as opposed to the flat look on Melrose Place. Much more flattering here, but the fuzzy fake braid must go.
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I like it! Finally someone with style and guts. I also love how she's rocking the braid that was all over Alexander Wang's spring show.
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i'm surprised to see so many hate its! I think this is a fun, out of the norm dress. I love it!
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Honestly, I love the dress and could see somebody like Diane Kruger pulling it off better.
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the more i look, the more i like. she is definitely not playing it safe, and i have to give her props for that! i don't really care for the braid and the fringe together...maybe just one or the other.
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Its an interesting dress...even wth the fandangles..shld hve been shorter...Kudos on the hair thu very Spring 2010 ..dress color is also well on trend
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Honestly if the dress was just minus the photo negative explosion on the shoulder and hem, it would have been so much better. The hair is enough of a change to make it look young and cute without being too crazy
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what a wonderful dress. finally someone taking a risk and going for something edgy and fashion forward. congratulations, katie. you made every fashionista's day...
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It would have been better if they left out the tacky shoulder and kept the fringe just around the hem.
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Those black things look like film cut up, but it is interesting. I'd prefer that to boring.
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Island Dream has a spectacular panoramic view from each room,4 decks, pool, on its cozy 1/2 acre among palms, tropical flowers and tropical fruit trees. A rock garden merging with native plants on a hillside surrounds one side of the pool and the other looks out to the sea as does the new partial shade deck..
Each bedroom has a private balcony and each bathroom opens on an outdoor shower within flower-covered rocks. There are no other houses on its road or behind it. The three beautiful, secluded beaches are a short walk away and have fantastic snorkeling. One beach has chairs and umbrellas; the other is pristine.
A very short walk brings you to a community center with tennis court,bocce ball court, restaurant and a large pool with poolside bar,plantation ruins for picnics and a small,lovely spa.Our guests may use all facilities at this center.
Although the kitchen is small, all our guests marvel at how well-stocked it is and easy to work in. I love to cook and leave herbs and spices for all to use. The art is high quality & tasteful.We keep many books on fish, plants, BVI history, good novels as well as a special section of Caribbean cookbooks.
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Keywords: Villa on half acre with pool.secluded. great sea views near 3 great beaches.
We are an active retired couple with 3 adult children, ages 32-46 . Our past careers were in clinical psychology ,accounting and theater . Rob has become a jock in his older age, entering ski race contests and playing tennis as much as possible. Mary paints at least one water color a week and walks an hour every day (sometimes with weights on her ankles!). Mary volunteers in VG the 6 mos. we live here each year, teaching and being a mental health adviser. We are also avid readers and hikers. We love to visit our friends and relative and be hosts to them in either Sunriver or Virgin Gorda. We are grateful for our good health , loving family and friends and the fulfilling and enjoyable life we lead.
The Owner purchased this villa in 1999
Island Dream has a spectacular panoramic view from each room on its cozy 1/2 acre among palms and tropical flowers and fruits trees, mango, banana,lime etc. A rock garden with a half hidden deck merging with native plants on a hillside surrounds one side of the pool and the other looks out to the sea.
Each bedroom has a private balcony and each bathroom opens on an outdoor shower within flower-covered rocks. No other houses on its road or very close. The three beautiful, secluded beaches are a short walk away and have fantastic snorkeling. One beach has chairs and umbrellas; the others are pristine.
A very short walk brings you to a community center with tennis court,bocce ball court, restaurant and a large pool with poolside bar,plantation ruins for picnics and a small,lovely spa.
Although the kitchen is small, all our guests marvel at how well-stocked it is and easy to work in. I love to cook and leave herbs and spices for all to use. The art is tasteful and we keep many books on fish, plants, BVI history, good novels as well as a special section of Caribbean cookbooks.We have wi-fi and a dvd library. Our wonderful managers are always available for help . Maid and pool service are frequent. We live here for 6 months a year which is one reason the house is so well stocked and in good condition.
I think that we and our guests love the privacy, the view seen from every room, each room having big glass doors and windows facing all possible views (incl. sunsets.) People love the pool which is so near the house that it is easy to dip and swim all day. Since we live here 6 mos. A year, the house has the feel of a real home -one with good art ,taste, comforts and useful items not found in villas that are used mainly a week or so at a time.
This is what the guest, Matt G, who stayed July 2013 wrote on another site:The garden around the house is spectacular, with its assortment of flowers of every color, and array of tropical fruit trees. You'll observe a variety of wildlife around the house as well, with brilliantly colored birds visiting the flowers. You are on a hillside overlooking a sparsely-used park with walking trails through well-maintained gardens which slopes down to the beach on the bay. Most evenings, sailboats moor in the bay, well below you providing a striking scene. While the house is secluded, you are about a 12 minute drive from the valley area with its restaurants and stores.
The kitchen is well-equpped if you are planning to do your cooking there, but there is a variety of nice restaurants on the island if you want to let someone else cook. We visited in July and it was quite warm but were comfortable in the non-air-conditioned section of the house--the kitchen & living area. There were ceiling fans and many screened windows to keep the air moving. The two bedrooms are air-conditioned but within an hour of our arrival we discovered that the bedroom our daughter would be using was not getting cool. A call to the property manager had an electrician there in short order. Unfortunately, he told us the outside unit had failed and would need replaced. We were told a new unit would arrive on the island the next morning for installation. "Island time" left us skeptical about just how promptly it would be repaired. But the next morning, the repairmen were there with the new unit. Unfortunately, it was not compatible with the inside unit, so they had to order one of those, too. Howard, who is also one of the property managers, coordinated all of the repair work with the electrician and the property owner, who quickly and thankfully approved all expenditures to get the work done. By mid-day, the repairs were completed.
The property has several porches--one in the dining area, and one for each of the two bedrooms. There is a lighted deck just off the pool area, but lights automatically go off each evening at around 9:10. We wished they would have stayed on later. The pool is small, but it has a deep end that you can stand up in with just your head above the water (if you are tall).
The house is clean and many small touches are included, such as a cooler and chairs for the beach. There is no cable/satellite TV, but wi-fi is provided and there is a DVD player and a library of movies
My husband and I have stayed in many accommodations in the US and British VI, and Island Dream is far and away the most romantic, picture-perfect location we've found. The Caribbean colors inside and out, the light and airy rooms, actual artwork on the walls, the many decks, the lush landscaping, all made for a totally relaxing stay in a beautiful environment. The house and grounds were impeccably maintained, and the views were fabulous from sunup to sundown. The stars at night were amazing - we even saw some shooting stars! Loved the isolation and quiet. And if you just can't unplug, there's even a great, fast Wifi connection. 5 stars & 2 thumbs up!
Island Dream is just that...a total dream! We spent two weeks in the Virgin Islands for our honeymoon. One in the USVI at The Westin doing the whole resort vacation and then ferried over to the BVI's and rented Island Dreams for a week - definitely our favorite part of the trip. The house is beautiful! More than enough room for two people and would be great for four; can't wait to go back with another couple! Everything was spotless. Mary & Rob have maximized every inch of outdoor space. Gorgeous gardens, big main deck for meals with the best view of the other islands, a smaller deck in the gardens where we sat and had many afternoon happy hours, balconies off both rooms (the views!) and THE POOL - the best part of it all! So fun having our own secluded pool as it is completely private from the street since it's surrounded by all the amazing tropical plants and flowers. And showering under the stars in the outdoor showers - what more could you ask for? Kitchen is small, but does just the trick. Well equipped with everything you'll need. (Shopped at Rosey's daily!) Air conditioning in the bedrooms works great, tons of books, beach chairs for use, directions/recommendations for the island and everything was decorated just as you'd want your island getaway to be.
The entire process was so easy from booking with Mary, to meeting Irma at the dock, helping us with our rental car and taking us to the house. Howard checked on us a couple times throughout the week. It is the perfect way to feel completely away from it all, without feeling helpless. A car is a must - while the island is very small, you'll need it to get from end-to-end and up the hills. One of our favorites things to do was drive just up the road from the house to Hog Heaven for the AMAZING view and BBQ. Savannah Bay is also just a quick drive away and is BREATHTAKING. The Baths are a must, eating + dancing the night away around the fire at CocoMaya is something I'll never forget. Watching World Cup at The Rock with all the locals was so fun (everyone is SO NICE), romantic dinner at Chez Bamboo, sunset at Top of the Baths, ferry over to Bitter End Yacht Club. The island seems so desolate, yet we found so many fun things to do...but our favorite was always coming back to Island Dream. Evening walks in the neighborhood were beautiful and there's also a pool and bocce court at the "club house" in Nail Bay which was an added bonus.
Island Dream is the definition of paradise - can't wait to return!
My wife, our boys, and I had a truly wonderful time at Island Dream! This is a very private villa with two large bedrooms, large living room and three porches. The kitchen is well stocked and handy. Perhaps the best parts were the pool overlooking the lush flora, and water, and the outside showers! The boys spent most of their time in the pool! Each bedroom has its own bathroom with outside shower, each nestled into the hillside with beautiful rocks and thick plants all around. You commune with nature. The drive in and out was thrilling! Really not bad in a jeep, and actually a lot of fun. You must remember the roads and driveways on Virgin Gorda tend to be steep. Best to have a rugged vehicle anywhere on the island. Mary was a pleasure to deal with, and Howard and Irma were both a joy. She and her niece and nephew joined us for an outside movie at the resort restaurant, which was very nice for us. The pictures on the listing do not do it justice, as it is difficult to show how beautiful, clean and comfortable Island Dream is!
The house is well-equipped with many thoughtful touches. We especially were grateful for the burgers and salad provided for the first night's meal. The garden is beautiful and we viewed many interesting birds, especially hummingbirds flitting about. The view of the bay is stunning, and most evenings an assortment of boats came in and anchored, adding to the picturesque setting.
The owner created a comprehensive guide of island restaurants and found we were in agreement with her recommendations as we dined at most of them.
As always, the beauty of BVI is only exceeded by the kindness and caring of its people.
Because if its reasonable price, we didn't expect such perfection. Island Dream is in a "dream" location on a hill overlooking the sea. The setting is gorgeous surrounded by beautiful flowering trees, bushes and tropical flowers. The view from the dining room deck, outside decks and bedroom decks are all spectacular. We ate all our meals on the deck. The pool is lovely just outside the house. The house is well supplied with everything you might need. The bed was comfortable and the management competent and helpful. We couldn't have been happier. We swam, played tennis, snorkeled, visited the sites on the island and generally relaxed. It was a real vacation.
We will definitely come back to Island Dream. It is a magical house designed by a prominent architect who also designed other much larger homes -- some even for movie stars. The house is unique. It is filled with beautiful paintings, extensive library and has a lovely peaceful feeling to it. It is also very quiet. We only heard the sound of birds, the wind rustling through the trees and the sea. The new private park across the street offers wonderful wandering paths and is a lovely way to get to the restaurant, tennis courts and beaches.
We loved our stay at beautiful Island Dream. The view is amazing, the planting of tropical palm and fruit trees and flowers beautiful and the deck partly within the brush like an almost hidden surprise. The rooms are light and airy; they seem to expand into their decks. The house was supplied with many more helpful kitchenware than we are used to expecting from other rentals. The pool is very accessible and a joy. We found the dirt road quite manageable and often saw a white egret sitting in the same place on it every day. We also loved the privacy of the location. Someone told us that a professional house-rater said that this house had the best art in the area. We found the art quite lovely and original. Island Dream was definitely a gem! .The only downside is that vacations are never long enough.Next time we will stay longer!! .
Island Dream is at Nail Bay with three relatively unvisited gorgeous equidistant beaches (5 minute walk) with the best snorkeling in the BVI. Guests can use tennis and large pool ( as well as our own one) at Nail Bay Resort which also has garden, picnic tables among plantation ruins as well as delicious Sugar Cane restaurant and poolside bar. This area has few houses and a country feel though house is air-conditioned, has internet access, large DVD collection, lovely art, fruit & palm trees, rock garden and abundance of amenities, cooking tools and grill.
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