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This newly revised and updated guide tells you everything you need to know about visiting Germany. Covering the entire country region by region, the guide begins in the youthful capital of Berlin and proceeds to Mecklenburg, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Hessen, Thuringe, Sachsen, northern Bavaria, Munich and the Alps, and finally Baden-Wurtemberg. Captivating narratives describe the best sites to visit, including lesser-known ones, complete with detailed background descriptions and how best to tour each one. Among the special features are self-guided walking and driving toursstroll along the streets of ever-changing Berlin, for instance, or through a breathtaking corner of the Black Forest. |
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Pilot 78G
Posted 11 February 2007 - 14:44
Fit & Finish:
The 78G is a conservatively styled pen with gold tone furniture and accents, as well as the nib. It is classy and elegant in a simple way. The clip grips my shirt pocket with enough strength to hold it in there when I bend over, but not the death grip of my Hero 100! Here I have to give it a 4.5 out of 5, as I would prefer if it were available with silver tone.
Heft & Balance: This pen is very light weight, I think it may be the lightest fountain pen that I own, which I love. It is also very well balanced, with the weight distributed very evenly. Here I give it 5 out of 5.
Nib Quality: This is the best nib I've ever bought on a pen for less than thirty dollars, bar none! It is a medium, that writes more like a western fine. It is incredibly smooth, like butter on glass. The only nibs that I own that are better are the medium and broad nibs on my Pilot Vanishing Point pens; I also own a fine VP nib, but it is such a fine nib that it can be a little scratchy at times. This nib is great for filling in forms and jotting down notes. I wish I had had this pen in college as it would have saved me from some nasty hand cramps after marathon note taking sessions! Definitely a 5 out of 5 here!
Filling Mechanism: This pen features an aerometric style converter that is very is easy to squeeze and fill. It seems hold a very respectable amount of ink. Also, it is removable and you could use cartridges in it if you were so inclined. I assume it would take Pilot's brand of cartridges, but I couldn't say for certain. I'll give it a 4.5 out of 5 here because while it works very well, I do have to take it apart to refill and I can't really check the level of ink in it.
Overall this is the best pen I have purchased for under $30. Period. Unless you like a heavy pen I think you would be very happy with this little gem. I would definitely recommend this as a first pen purchase for a newbie or as a give away to someone you are trying to hook on fountain pens. Head on over to Hisnibs.com and let Norman take care of you!
--J. Haney
Note: I am not connected to Hisnibs.com in any way, I'm just an extremely satisfied customer!
Posted 11 February 2007 - 15:29
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Posted 11 February 2007 - 21:36
I've been on the list for several weeks but didn't know that shipment was iffy. Too bad it can be so difficult to get Japanese pens in the states. This discussion has gotten me thinking that a fine nib might be good for writing in margins. Maybe that will tide me over till the bold nibs arrive.
Are there any inks the 78Gs either love or hate? Not that I need more bottles of ink ...
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FPN comments and reviews are the only way I would have found out about the 78G. Thanks, FPNers!
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Do a search on eBay for Speerbob. He is located in Thailand and occasionally posts on the Zoss list.
I have no association with him, except as a satisfied customer.
Posted 12 February 2007 - 08:23
I agree the pen is very light, which is a little too light for me. The pen is also small for my hands, but not too small. But the darned thing writes so well that just use it and enjoy it. I got a B nib that is a great M italic. The nib is relative smooth, ink flow is good, and the line variation is surprising.
I am on the waiting list for a second B nib. I had also understood that Norm is sniffing out NOS items, so I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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Posted 17 February 2007 - 15:34
I've been looking for something lightweight and inexpensive that writes a fine line. Lately most of my writing has been note-taking in classes, and I think this will be a sweet little pen for it. Can't wait to get it.
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This pen really does write well. The Japanese F nib is exceptionally fine. The nib was a bit scratchy at first, but after a few minutes on craft paper and a few swipes over an old penny, it smoothed out considerably. Flow is consistent; it doesn't skip at all. It's a drier nib than some, but I'm looking forward to that (no more smudged lecture notes)
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Wow, talk about a great pen for the price. I think this will be my daily carry for a while. It lays down a beautiful extra-fine line with no skipping. (Its currently loaded with Noodler's Walnut, which performs excellently in this nib) The pen is very lightweight, which I think I'll like a lot. I'll be ordering another one of these soon.
This is the first pen I've used with a squeeze converter. I like it as it's easy to fill one-handed. I suspect I'll get decent mileage out of a fill with such a fine nib.
All in all, I'm very pleased. Also, isellpens was a pleasure to deal with. Shipping was prompt and communication was excellent. I'll be back for more.
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I baught it on ebay from "mizukushi" located in Hong Kong for US $29,74 (Including US $9,75 Shipping to Austria)
He in the moment offers several of them in different colours and nib sizes.
See http://search.ebay.c...QsassZmizukushi
He wrote me some nice mails, and added a funny black nicely writing disposable fountain pen as gift. (He sells them also in boxes of 10 starting with $0.99)
Now to my oppinion about the 78G:
Design is a little "baroque", like those early japanese cars, but plesant for me - I like green, specially that with a blueish touch!
It is VERY light, which I find to be very comfortable.
The Clip is strong, and holds the pen secure, even in the trouser pocket.
It fills easily with it's squeecer and holds quite a lot of ink.
Now the NIB:
I like the stub/italic nibs, that's why I baught the pen.
BUT unlike described in several other postings as "very smooth" mine was/is VERY scratchy. After the first page of writing there was even a little "ball" of scratched off paper fibers on the nib.
As I didn't have any fine abrasive paper at hand to polish the nib, I took a box of matches, and scribbled around on it.
The nib became feelable smoother, and after several repeatings of the procedure it now is quite ok.
It writes really nice, from the first touch on the paper, rather dry (even with my Quink mixture), VERY italic, and also reacts very fine on changes of the pressure during writing.
As it's now getting smoother and smoother the more I write with it the more I like writing with it.
In fact I'm beginning to get really fond of this little cheapy.
And definitely I prefer it already to my several months old Pelikan Level 5, which is a pretty fine pen, but writes bone-hard, and has no way of changing inks.(You can't even rinse it!).
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There's something about the (low) price of these two pens that makes holding them in your hands just a little more precious.
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Take what you will from that.....
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Initial impressions of the Pilot 78G is the fountain pen is short, light weight writing impliment, slightly smaller in dimensions to a Sailor 1911M. Thus perfect for users with little hands or a pen required to be transported in a handbag or jeans pocket. The pen comes with a standard 22K gold plated Japanese nib, and a plastic body, grip section, constructed using the heat injection process as indicated by a large hole found at the base of the body.
As with any Pilot fountain pen it writes smoothly and very dry at first, leaving a line equal to Japanese Fine or Westernized Extra-Fine nib (Cross ink). Unlike pens from the same manufacturer, and similar to Sailor Fountain pens when the nib was reversed, it felt horribly scratchy and nasty to use. Fortunately being a cheap pen, this was the first attempt to tune the nib. After the revered nib was re-worked, the pen wrote very smoothly, with a small amount of feedback leaving a finer line equal to a Pilot extra-fine nib.
Initially dissatisfied with the overall performance and result of the pen, but after taking time to tune the fountain pen, I'm satisfied with the fine line left by the pen. Infact this is the first time i've enjoyed using a fountain pen for a long time, as I have no worries over losing the pen. Simply it's durable for everyday use.

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Since 1989, Newport Brass has developed, designed and delivered classically constructed versatile suites of timeless kitchen, bath and shower products for the discerning customer. With 20 years of commitment to well engineered solid brass designs and an undisputed reputation for performance and durability, Newport Brass continues to handcraft the finest fixtures with strict testing and quality assurance measures.
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Selected images will be used in Ben & Jerry ads in the the respective winners' neighborhoods.
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cameo on a 1993 episode of "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?"
by none other than Vice President Joe Biden.
No wonder the second-in-command looked like such a natural during his
guest spot on NBC's "Parks and Recreation"
Thursday night.
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this couple on "Wheel of Fortune,"
that won't include a trip to Honolulu. Probably for the best—something tells me they'd have a hard time booking the flight.
Two kids walked away winners of a new cat after their dad
bet them that their appeal for the pet wouldn't garner more than 1,000 Facebook "likes."
Some 117,000 "likes" later, Dan Urbano and his family are the proud owners of Hairietta L. Pawturr. The "L" stands for likes.
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Refreshing Summer Dessert Recipes
Kiwi Summer Limeade Pie [1]
Refreshing and creamy, this make-ahead pie from Susan Meier of Omaha combines tropical flavors with macadamia nuts and kiwifruit. It was one of the finalists at Midwest Living's® first Best of the Midwest cook-off.
Butterscotch Brickle Pudding Pops [5]
Chopped pecans and toffee bits add delightful crunch to creamy pudding pops. If you don't have plastic freezer-pop molds, use 5-ounce paper cups. Cover the filled cups with foil, make a small hole in the foil with a knife and insert a wooden stick.
Choose-a-Fruit Fools [9]
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Choose-a-Fruit Fools [10]
S'more Pie a la Marshmallow Crème [13]
Cream cheese brings body and richness to so-chocolatey mousse filling. More wow comes from the blend of marshmallow crème and crème de cacao draped over the top.
Pink Lemonade Strawberry Shortcake [17]
Pink lemonade concentrate gives a summery twist to classic strawberry shortcake.
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Biggies [21]
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Chocolatey Frozen-Mint Dessert [25]
This refreshing make-ahead dish from a Witten, South Dakota, reader combines a chocolate graham cracker crust with chocolate chip mint ice cream and a homemade chocolate sauce. Try different combinations of ice cream and crust for your own dessert invention.
Berries Romanoff [29]
This easy recipe makes a refreshing dessert-- perfect for a brunch or light dinner. It's also a good make-ahead recipe for entertaining; prepare the sour-cream sauce the day before your party, and then just layer the sauce and fruit in parfait glasses before serving.
Berries Romanoff [30]
Tropical Ambrosia Shortcake [33]
Classic shortcake meets church-basement standard ambrosia salad in this surprising and crowd-pleasing dessert that's packed with tropical fruit flavor.
Black Forest Freezer Pie [37]
This layered dessert combines cream cheese, powdered sugar and whipped dessert topping over vanilla ice cream in a graham cracker crust. When you're ready to serve the pie, spoon on cherry pie filling, and drizzle with fudge topping. The recipe is from Friske's Farm Market near Ellsworth, Michigan.
Pineapple Upside-Down Cake Sundaes [41]
Quickly warm pineapple in butter and brown sugar, then spoon the softened fruit over crumbled pound cake and dulce de leche ice cream.
Raspberry Cheesecake Bars [45]
Hopkins, Minnesota, calls itself America's Raspberry Capital and hosts an annual Raspberry Festival -- including a cooking contest. One entry was this recipe for Raspberry Cheesecake Bars, which combines layers of cheesecake and raspberry filling in an almond crust.
60-Second Video: Summer Cupcakes [49]
Create simple summer-inspired cupcakes using fresh seasonal produce and icing. If you want to go that extra mile, grab some graham crackers, cookies, Fruit Roll-Ups and icing to fashion a unique beach scene.
Peach Upside-Down Cake [52]
The family behind Illinois' Rendleman Orchards has amassed some great peach recipes in 135 years of growing peaches. This cake is no exception. Peach slices and brown sugar form a moist base for the tender, square cake -- and when flipped over, that base becomes the topping.
Ice Cream Cookie Cake [56]
We created Ice Cream Cookie Cake in honor of Indiana, the top ice cream-producing state in the Midwest. You can mix and match cookies and ice cream to make this frosty, no-bake treat that's also an easy make-ahead dessert.
Lemon-Cream Cheese Pie [60]
This creamy lemon pie, a longtime reader-favorite recipe, is a signature dessert at Al's Oasis, a family restaurant along the east bank of the Missouri River in Chamberlain, South Dakota (135 miles east of Rapid City).
Peanut Butter-Fudge Pie [64]
This make-ahead dessert is an ice cream/peanut butter/fudge delight created by a Waukesha, Wisconsin, reader, who likes to take it to potlucks. You can double the recipe to fill a 13x9pan and cut into squares to feed a crowd.
Cherry Phosphate Icebox Pie [68]
A humble pie if you ever saw one, this unassuming potluck star has an almondy crust and a yogurt-based filling that mimics the acidic tang of a phosphate. Amaretti (Italian almond cookies) are available at large supermarkets. You can substitute graham cracker crumbs.
Mocha Floats [72]
The coffee-chocolate blend in this drink is refreshingly cool, especially when topped with scoops of vanilla and chocolate ice cream. Jana Beykirch of Pittsburg, Kansas, doubles this recipe to make a summer punch. The amounts we give will make about 10 individual floats.
Mocha Floats [73]
Triple-Chocolate Ice Cream Cake [76]
Layer ice cream with a mixture of cookie crumbs, chocolate pieces and pecans to make this striped frozen dessert.
Pistachio Pavlova with Fresh Berries [80]
Mildly nutty meringue cradles fresh berries in this classic dessert named for a ballerina. Use your favorite nut to flavor the meringue. Our Test Kitchen recommends pistachios, almonds or pecans. Any fruit works: blueberries, kiwi, bananas.
Rhubarb Crunch [84]
Similar to an apple brown betty or fruit crisp, this dessert has a cinnamon topping that blends graham cracker crumbs and pecans with sugar, butter and bread crumbs.
Rhubarb Crunch [85]
Ice Cream Waffle Sundaes [88]
This treat, which starts with giant waffle ice cream cones, is easy to make but impressive to serve. It's a sweet ending for any special dinner.
Iced Cocoa [92]
You don't have to set aside hot cocoa comfort in the summer just because the temperature climbs. We mixed up a cocoa concentrate, then added ice, flavorings and whipped topping or ice cream to create a comfort cooler.
Iced Cocoa [93]
Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Sundae Cake [96]
Several states claim to be the birthplace of the ice cream sundae. Since the Buckeye State makes a good case, we created the Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Sundae Cake as a tribute to Ohio. Four layers of baked white cake get sandwiched in ice cream layers in favorite sundae flavors: strawberry, pineapple and chocolate-banana. A whipped topping frosting crowns the cherry-topped dessert.
Summer Daiquiri Shortcakes [100]
This elegant but simple dessert comes from Montgomery Inn at the Boathouse in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mixing fresh berries with strawberry daiquiri mix is the secret to the flavorful sauce.
Summer Breeze Lime Pie [104]
A combination of lime flavors (lime curd, lime zest and lime juice) plus a sweet-and-salty crust using pretzels gives this pie a perfect tang.
Summer Breeze Lime Pie [105]
Raspberry Swirl Angel Food Cake [108]
A subtle swirl of fresh raspberries infuses this homemade angel food cake with light fruit flavor. Like all angel food cakes, it has no fat or cholesterol.
Blueberry Almond Bars [112]
At the Marshall County Fair's annual Blueberry Bake-A-Rama in Plymouth, Indiana, Lori Van Der Weele took home the Grand Champion award with this recipe that combines blueberries, butter, white baking pieces and almonds.
Blueberry Almond Bars [113]
Ice Cream Chocolate Shell [116]
This super-easy homemade ice cream topping doesn't harden quite as fast as that magical store-bought stuff, but it packs a lot more chocolate flavor. Plus, it's totally customizable with different flavors of chips! Store it in the pantry to zap in the microwave whenever you want to crack your spoon into something delicious.
Caribbean Milk Shake [120]
Think of this recipe as a flexible formula for making boozy, fruity milk shakes. Substitute black raspberry or peach cooler, or make with lime sherbet and lime wine cooler.
Caribbean Milk Shake [121]
Bananas a la Mexican [124]
Purchased pound cake and canned whipped cream help this dessert go together fast. Bake the dessert topping in the oven instead of on the rangetop so you don't have to tend it as it cooks.
Bananas a la Mexican [125]
To Each His Own Baked Alaska [128]
This classic dessert goes together easily, but looks so impressive. Find the meringue powder in your supermarket's baking section or at stores carrying cake-decorating supplies.
Peach Crisp Parfait [132]
Layer dessert parfaits with the best of the season: juicy, fresh peaches and ice cream topped with fresh berries and a dollop of whipped cream.
Peach Crisp Parfait [133]
Root Beer Float Ice Cream Sandwiches [136]
Stirring crushed root beer barrels into sugar-cookie dough adds irresistible sparkle and spot-on float flavor—especially when you add scoops of vanilla ice cream between two cooled cookies.
Tropical Fruit Freeze [140]
This slushy ice tastes like a sweet snowball. Just freeze the ingredients together in a container. Then let it stand at room temperature 30 to 60 minutes before scraping off the icy mix.
Tropical Fruit Freeze [141]
Rhubarb Bars [144]
Cooks in the Midwest's Red River Valley learned early to take advantage of rhubarb. The tangy, celerylike ingredient grows well in a region where strawberries seldom thrive. This recipe comes from RBJ's Restaurant in Crookston, Minnesota.
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A Leydig cell tumor is a
Tumor - Leydig cell; Testicular tumor
The cause of this tumor is unknown. There are no known risk factors for getting this tumor. Unlike germ cell tumors of the testicles, this tumor does not seem to be linked to undescended testes (cryptorchidism).
Leydig cell tumors make up a very small number of all testicular tumors. They are most often found in men between the ages of 20 and 60. This tumor is not common in children before puberty, but it may cause early puberty.
There may be no symptoms.
When symptoms do occur, they can include:
Symptoms in other parts of the body, such as the lungs, abdomen, pelvis, back, or brain may also occur if the cancer has spread.
A physical examination typically reveals a firm lump in one of the testicles. When the health care provider holds a flashlight up to the scrotum, the light does not pass through the lump.
Other tests include:
An examination of the tissue is usually done after the entire testicle is surgically removed (orchiectomy).
Treatment of a Leydig cell tumor depends on its stage.
Surgery is done to remove the testicle (orchiectomy), and it may also remove nearby lymph nodes (lymphadenectomy).
Chemotherapy to treat this type of tumor uses drugs such as cisplatin, bleomycin, and etoposide to kill cancer cells. Because Leydig cell tumors are rare, these treatments have not been studied as well as they have for other, more common testicular cancers.
Joining a support group where members share common experiences and problems can often help ease the stress of illness. Your local branch of the American Cancer Society may have a support group. See: www.cancer.org for more information.
The National Cancer Institute website also provides further information: www.cancer.gov.
Testicular cancer is one of the most treatable and curable cancers.
Testicular cancer may spread to other parts of the body. The most common sites include the:
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The U.S. government is running out of money – fast. While the country braces for a political showdown in February over increasing the debt limit, some speculate that political polarization is making the United States ungovernable.
Debates about the budget, taxes, social programs, and government spending are fundamental to our future. But these issues are increasing lost in Washington's prolonged and bitter fighting.
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While serving in Dell Rapids for the past six years there are many traditions of community life that I have come to appreciate very much. In many ways, the traditions by which we live give us an identity, and cyclically, these traditions remind us who we are.Just recently, the community observed Memorial Day with a short parade, a service at the cemetery and then a brat feed at the Legion Hall. It's important for us to recall occasionally those who have gone before us and to be grateful.During the summer months each year, our community gathers together for Cootie Days and then for Quarry Days. These are fun times and offer a chance to visit our neighbors across the community. A little alter this summer we will host Relay for Life, which has a theme of caring for those who have suffered with cancer. It's also simply a gathering of the people.In the fall we have a homecoming parade that is a joint effort of our local high schools that focuses on the youth of the community. Then in November we celebrate Veterans' Day with speeches and a great dinner for the Veterans.In the winter we have sledding on St. Mary's hill that brings out the child in many of us. The museum hosts its annual funding event, and we gladly contribute to help preserve a bit of history. Toward spring people all over the community dig deep for St. Mary's School Carnival. Throughout the year there are lots of benefits for people who have suffered losses in natural disasters, accidents or serious illness. People of this community are well known for their generosity to those in need. The community food pantry also has a long history of assisting those who are hungry. Community churches and various service groups keep the food pantry stocked with plenty of food. In the spring the Tour of Tables helps fund crisis relief for people in need.These are traditions that many of us cherish because they give a sense of who we are and a sense of who we might become. They are signs of a healthy community where people do live in solidarity and a concern for the common good.As a pastor, of course, I am mindful of a deeper Tradition that is the foundation of our community. The great majority of people in our community are people who believe in Jesus Christ at the Way, the Truth and the Life. It is Jesus who gives us our deepest identity and teaches us a way of life.It is the Gospel of Jesus that teaches us how to lay down our lives by installments for the good of our neighbors. It is the Gospel of Jesus that gives us a moral code by which to make decisions according to the law of love.The Tradition of Jesus is strong in our community and is nourished by a variety of Christian churches. We are blessed in the faith that has been passed on to us, and it is my hope that we will continue to pass the Tradition on to the next generation. To achieve this goal we will have to be very intentional about the example we set and the teachings that we impart.It has been a great privilege for me to serve in this community these past years, and I am very grateful for the welcome you have shown to me. Let's remember each other in prayer.
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House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, talks to reporters on the eve of a vote on a bill to defund President Obama's health care law. / J. Scott Applewhite, AP
WASHINGTON - The White House vowed Thursday that President Obama will veto a GOP effort to defund his signature health care law, as Speaker John Boehner said the House is on track to gut it as part of a stopgap measure to fund the government.
President Obama will not sign the bill funding the government through Dec. 15 because "it advances a narrow ideological agenda that threatens our economy and the interests of the middle class," according to a statement from the Office of Management and Budget.
In its present form, the spending bill is unlikely to ever reach Obama's desk.
The measure includes a provision pushed by conservatives to strip funding for the law they deride as "Obamacare," which has no chance of passage in the Democratic-controlled Senate. The legislation also would prioritize debt payments if Congress doesn't raise the nation's borrowing authority by mid-October.
Boehner said the House vote coming Friday will put the burden on the Senate. If the dispute over the funding bill cannot be resolved by the end of the month, the government faces a shutdown on Oct. 1.
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While Boehner has said Republicans do not want to shut down the government, their goal is to get Democrats to agree to more budget cuts and other fiscal changes. The vote Friday is a prelude to a larger battle over raising the debt ceiling that is just a few weeks away.
The "president needs to recognize that we've got a shared responsibility to govern," Boehner said.
Democrats criticized House Republicans for brinksmanship politics. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called her House GOP colleagues "legislative arsonists," while Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid labeled them "anarchists."
At the White House, spokesman Jay Carney said it is "unconscionable" for the GOP to risk government default over a health care law passed by Congress and upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew cautioned this week that waiting until the eleventh hour to raise the debt ceiling "could be very dangerous" and warned Congress not to "gamble with the full faith and credit of the United States of America."
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The starting pitcher is a fresh-faced right-hander in his early 20s, arriving in the big leagues with a reputation for throwing strikes and backed by a healthy amount of buzz behind his name.
Masahiro Tanaka? Yes, he'll be on the mound as the Subway Series shifts settings across borough lines to Citi Field tonight at 7:10 ET, but the Mets are trying to keep their run of intracity dominance alive as they hand the ball to Rafael Montero for his Major League debut.
The Mets believe that the 23-year-old Montero is ready for this challenge, and he should have his work cut out for him against a Bombers lineup hungry to snap a six-game losing streak against the Amazin's that dates back to last season.
"It's a very similar thing that we talked about with Ruben Tejada a few years ago," Mets manager Terry Collins said, referring to his shortstop. "I think his maturity is beyond his years as a pitcher. This guy has a feel for pitching. He knows when to pitch inside. He's not afraid to pitch inside. He's a strike thrower with all his stuff.
"The Dominican players nicknamed him 'Little Pedro' because he's got a feel for it. Those are big statements. I don't think he's going to be intimidated. Obviously he might be a little anxious, but I think once he gets out there, he's going to be who he is, because that's his mentality."
Tanaka, who has started his big league career with a perfect 5-0 record through seven starts, may be the Yankees' best bet to break up the Mets' winning party.
"No pressure; nothing changes what I need to do," Tanaka said through an interpreter. "I'm just going out there and doing my thing, so no pressure on me."
The $155 million prize also has a run of winning that goes back even longer; Tanaka is unbeaten in his last 41 regular-season starts (33-0), including his time in Nippon Professional Baseball.
With the game being played in a National League park, Tanaka will get to hit for the second consecutive game; he went hitless in three at-bats against the Brewers on Friday, and after rating his hitting as "near the bottom" among his peers, Tanaka said that he is more interested in his duties on the mound.
"I did get a chance to stand in the batter's box, but I'd like to focus more on my pitching," Tanaka said. "Just be able to pitch the way I want to out there tomorrow."
Montero arrived in New York on Tuesday after being promoted from Triple-A Las Vegas, where he was 4-1 with a 3.67 ERA in eight starts. Montero is set to become just the second Met to make his Major League debut during the Subway Series, joining Jaime Cerda (2002).
"That's really what I work hard for and train for, because it could happen at any moment," Montero said. "I'm really glad the time is here."
Yankees: Ichiro hopeful to get back in action
Ichiro Suzuki's sore lower back is improving, according to the veteran outfielder, and he is hoping that he will be able to get back on the field after sitting out the last two games.
Ichiro, 40, injured his back attempting to catch a sinking line drive in Sunday's game against the Brewers at Miller Park. He was unable to take batting practice on the field on Monday or Tuesday, a rarity for him.
Despite beginning the year in a limited role, Ichiro has been one of the Yankees' more productive offensive players thus far. He is batting .364 (20-for-55) with an .833 on-base plus slugging percentage in 30 games and has logged 10 hits in his last 27 at-bats.
"Those are some of the things that you deal with," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "I think when you become older, your body doesn't necessarily bounce back as quick and maybe heal quite as quick."
Mets: Tejada trying to nail down job
Tejada started at shortstop for a third straight game on Tuesday, and he may be showing the Mets something. Tejada went 1-for-4 with an RBI single, a walk and two runs scored in the Mets' 12-7 victory, warding off the presence of infielder Wilmer Flores on the roster.
"The perception would be he got a wake-up call, and that sometimes makes a big difference," Collins said.
For the past two-plus seasons, Tejada has played without a real challenger at shortstop. He responded with some of the worst offensive numbers of any player in the big leagues.
"Maybe he just got refocused," Collins said.
Worth noting
• The Yankees have lost six straight games to the Mets (since May 27, 2013) for the first time in the history of the Subway Series. The Yankees have won 54 of the 96 all-time regular-season meetings between the two clubs.
• Infielder Yangervis Solarte has an eight-game hitting streak for the Yankees. During that streak, he is batting .500 (14-for-28) with seven runs, a double, two homers, nine RBIs and three walks. Solarte leads the Yankees with 22 RBIs this season.
• Daniel Murphy is hitting .371 (26-for-70) in his last 17 games, dating back to April 24. He has hit safely in 20 of his last 22 games and 30 of 36 games overall this season.
• David Wright has a season-high 11-game hitting streak. His RBI single on Tuesday made him the 20th active player to reach 900 RBIs in his career.
• Curtis Granderson has reached base safely in 17 of his last 19 games.
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