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November 23, 2010
Science Trivia on Your Thanksgiving Plate
There's usually at least one relative who asks prying questions, tells terrible jokes or talks too much about their latest doctor's appointment at the Thanksgiving dinner table, isn't there? When you need to change the subject or fill an awkward pause, just look to your plate for inspiration. A few suggestions, based on recent science news:
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1) Turkey: Have you heard the good news? Researchers are almost done sequencing the turkey genome, which could help breeders improve the quality of the birds' meat for future Thanksgiving dinners. Also, did you know that turkeys were initially domesticated as a source of feathers rather than meat?
2) Rolls: Hey, speaking of flour…new archaeological evidence shows that humans were making flour from plants like cattails as long as 30,000 years ago!
3) Lima beans: These little rascals are smart. They can tell the difference between day and night, and play some sweet defense during daylight hours by secreting a nectar that attracts ants, whose presence repels hungry herbivores.
4) Yams: Did you know yams are a daily staple food for more than 60 million people in Africa? That's why the Global Crop Diversity Trust wants to collect 3,000 yam samples to preserve biodiversity in the African "yam belt."
5) Cranberry sauce: Cranberries could help fight cavities and gum disease. (They can also help prevent urinary tract infections, but that may be too gross for table talk.)
6) Chocolate cream pie: Cacao may be even older than we thought. Kinda like Great-Aunt Matilda…uh, never mind!
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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Unfortunately, the yams that are a staple in Africa are not the same as the ones on your Thanksgiving plate, which are really sweet potatoes (from South America, originally).
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Stuart Holden's latest comeback has hit a minor snag.
Holden will miss the next six weeks after electing to undergo a follow-up surgery on his knee.
"Our prime concern has always been Stuart's welfare and his long-term health and fitness," Bolton manager Owen Coyle said on the club's official website. "It was looking likely that the operation could be scheduled for next summer, but after follow-up consultations with the specialists we have brought the date forward."
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Albarado Joins 700 Club, Ms. Margaret H. Takes Thursday Feature
(May 22, 2008) – Jockey Robby Albarado became only the seventh jockey in Churchill Downs history to win 700 races under the Twin Spires when Shive's Success rallied to three-length victory in Thursday's seventh race at the historic Louisville track. It was Albarado's second win of the day.
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'Horse of the Year' Curlin, Belmont Stakes Hope Denis of Cork Work At Churchill Downs
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Shone Shines Again in Sunday Feature
(May 18, 2008) – Arthur B Hancock III's homebred Shone collected his second win at Churchill Downs this season with a comfortable four-length victory over Badger Barry and 9-5 favorite First Degree in Sunday's $45,200 allowance feature.
Wicked Style Set For Return On Turf
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Fri, Jun 25, 2010 | 17:17 BST
TIGA: Treasury to blame for lack of tax relief
TIGA's Dr Richard Wilson has said the UK Treasury is to blame for the lack of UK video game tax relief, not a nefarious publisher.
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Gordon Brown say UK games industry is "leading the way" in Europe
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said in a podcast that the UK games industry is "leading the way" in Europe.
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The UK Government does not plan to provide tax relief to the country's games industry, it was revealed today.
According to the Guardian, Chancellor Alistair Darling's pre-budget report does not include measures providing tax breaks despite the sector pumping more money into the economy than the region's film industry.
TIGA claims that this failure to introduce tax breaks will result in the sector's decline, but at the same time, commended the government for its predicted £10 million investment in gaming centers of excellence in Dundee and Manchester – which are expected to create 30 new companies and 400 new jobs within three years.
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Support was high in Pasadena, where "orcas" and children stole the hearts of passersby and urged the city to keep cruelty out of the Rose Parade.
Support was high in Pasadena, where "orcas" and children stole the hearts of passersby and urged the city to keep cruelty out of the Rose Parade.
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When threatened gopher tortoises turn up at a miserable roadside menagerie with no record of how they got there, PETA swings into action to protect the species.
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Indulging in American Basque Cuisine
The Basques followed the sheep from Europe to the western United States and they brought with them their boardinghouse cuisine
- By Jonathan Gold
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There are a lot of reasons to go through Bakersfield, California, even if you don't happen to be in the oil business or on your way to a mountain lake. Bakersfield is where the "western'' in country and western was forged, and you can still hear the spiritual descendants of Merle Haggard and Buck Owens in the clubs. Dewar's, out near the high school, may be the best unreconstructed ice-cream parlor in the country, famous for its banana splits and its peanut butter chews; the lunches of pasta and beans at Luigi's, in business since 1910, speak of traditions that had faded in New York by the start of the First World War. But when you find yourself in Bakersfield, either accidentally or on the way to somewhere else, the first thing you'll look for is likely to be a Basque restaurant—one of the old restaurants out by the Union Pacific station just east of town. The late Chief Justice Earl Warren, son of a railroad hand, grew up in a modest house a few blocks away.
People argue whether the best Basque food in Bakersfield is served at the Pyrenees, where the ancient, dark woodwork is still intact, at the diner-like Benji's or at Wool Growers, where an extra buck will buy you a blizzard of freshly chopped garlic on your fried chicken. The 119-year-old Noriega Hotel, the oldest and most famous of the half-dozen or so Bakersfield Basque restaurants, was honored by the James Beard Foundation last year as an American classic. After the ceremony, Rochelle Ladd and Linda McCoy, whose family has run Noriega's since 1931, were mobbed by admiring chefs. The Basque house cocktail, Picon Punch, served everywhere, has become a grail among cocktailians. And although the culinary traditions are 80 years removed from the homeland, the restaurants retain a bit of the glamour of the Basque Country itself, where restaurants like Arzak, Mugaritz and Asador Etxebarri rank with the very best in the world.
The Basque Country is kind of the obsession of the food world at the moment, home to a concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants that could make Paris blush in envy, a variety of local seafood perhaps unmatched in the world and a culture of eating that demands high quality and innovation in smoky cider houses as well as temples of cuisine. It is one of the most prosperous regions of Europe, and its government supports the culinary arts nearly as assiduously as it does its famous museums. If culinary modernism has a spiritual home in the era after elBulli, the fabled Spanish restaurant that closed last year, it is probably in Vizcaya and Guipúzcoa.
So a traveler experiencing American Basque cooking for the first time, perhaps at Wool Growers in Los Banos in California's Central Valley, or at lunchtime at a Mexican joint called Margaritas in Ely, Nevada, the last crumb of Basque cooking left in that remote mining town, could be forgiven for wondering if the plain, meaty cooking nurtured in American Basque boardinghouses had anything to do with the intricate, seafood-intensive cuisine of San Sebastián or Biarritz or how a region famous for its sophisticated industrial culture produced a diaspora whose roots seemed to be exclusively in sheepherding—and restaurants as close to 19th-century dining as anything in the United States, scattered among the old sheep towns of the West. We can only marvel and nod, mostly because we have a plate of oxtail stew to attend to.
American Basque food is famous less for its refinement than for its heartiness, often a dozen or more courses served family style from enormous platters on long, communal tables protected with worn oilcloth. The places where it appears are often the remnants of a once-great archipelago of Basque hotels, built to serve as a bit of home for immigrant sheepherders, stretching from Southern California all the way up to Boise, Idaho. The hotels served as boardinghouses, social centers and informal banks in the smallish Basque communities they served—full-service operations where the famously difficult Basque language was both spoken and understood, where a sheepherder could find a job, property or even a spouse. (The hotels tended to be staffed by young female immigrants.)
When you are looking for the Basque boardinghouses that survive today, or the restaurants that occupy their ground floors, you will never do wrong by heading for the oldest part of town, down by the railroad tracks. As an experiment not long ago, I decided to try to find a Basque place in Fresno without first looking up a name or an address, and I managed to find the Basque Hotel within five minutes: square building, mournful train whistle and all. In some parts of Nevada, this often puts the restaurants within a block or two of the red-light district, although it does not look as if the two types of establishments have an overlapping customer base.
If you want American Basque food in its purest form, follow I-80 through northern Nevada. One bitterly cold week this winter I pointed my truck toward Nevada and tried to see how many Basque restaurants I could visit over the course of a long weekend. I stopped by the Star Hotel in Elko for a dish the menu called a Boarder's Lunch, thinly sliced beef pan-fried with onions and chiles, and also for a delicious pork loin sautéed with roasted red peppers; then to Toki Ona a few blocks away for roast lamb and potatoes. In Winnemucca, a couple of hours west, there was the splendid Martin Hotel, crammed with hunters in town for bighorn season—I felt naked without a camouflage cap—where I had steak Martin, which is a big grilled rib-eye buried under a mountain of mushrooms and garlic, and also something very like chicken-fried sweetbreads with country gravy. The next morning I drove down to Louis' Basque Corner in Reno (garlicky tripe, although I was disappointed the famous rabbit wasn't on the lunch menu) and continued on to JT in Gardnerville, south of Carson City, for a dish of tripe stewed with pigs' feet that made the waitress squirm but made me very happy. As is customary in American Basque restaurants, when you order the main course, you end up with a half-dozen secondary courses. Two Basque meals a day feels like the triathlon of Old West eats.
I loved the Nevada restaurants. But still, I couldn't wait to get back to Bakersfield, which feels like home. I tend to pass through maybe three or four times a year, and over the last couple of decades I have struck up conversations with ranchers and artists and retired schoolteachers, construction guys and roustabouts, couples on the snowbird circuit, 9-year-old boys sulking because their parents wouldn't let them at the flasks of rough wine included in the price of their dinners, and an Elko farm-equipment man who carried in his wallet a creased photograph of what he said was his mother sunbathing topless in Biarritz in the months before World War II.
And more predictable than the company in Bakersfield is the pattern of the dinner: tureens of cabbage soup served with bowls of beans and a spicy Basque tomato sauce, followed by platters of thinly sliced pickled tongue, cottage cheese stirred with mayonnaise, boiled vegetables with white sauce, and a very fresh, very plain salad made with lettuce grown in the next town. The bread comes from the Pyrenees Bakery just around the corner.
If you happen to be at the Noriega Hotel, the only Bakersfield Basque place that still functions as a boardinghouse, this procession of dishes, known as a "set-up,'' is only half of the meal. The set menu changes daily, but there will typically be a tureen of lamb or beef stew, a plate of overboiled spaghetti in tomato sauce, and finally the main course of fried chicken or baked spare ribs or leg of lamb accompanied by vast platters of hand-cut French fries that still have the flavor of the field about them. If you are a 9-year-old boy, you will be given a scoop of sherbet, and after dinner you will throw a tennis ball around the adjoining tennis court while your parents linger at the bar for a last Picon Punch. Life is as it ever was at Noriega, except that you hear a bit less Basque spoken with each passing year, and the Picon Punch, a formidable highball of brandy, grenadine and a bitter tincture of herbs, is made with a domestic liqueur instead of the unavailable Amer Picon from France. Is there anything better than watching a burly ranch hand snarl "Gimme Picon'' at a barkeep? Only drinking one yourself.
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I grew up in Bakersfield and when family style was the norm and most of the Bakersfield Basque boarding houses-restaurants were in East Bakersfield (Sumner) our family frequented Pyrennes, the Noriega Hotel and occassionally Woolgrowers. Now many restaurants have disbursed over the Bakersfield area and have moved away from the long table family style. My children would complain if we traveled to, near or through Bakersfield without visiting Dewars and their favorite, Noriega Hotel at the 7:00 pm feeding. Noriega's serves prix fixe meals and not half for just a set up, but the other restaurants charge less for just a set up- a meal in inself. Also the ball court next to the Noriega bar is a jai alai court- not tennis. Don't be put off by the exterior of the East Bakersfield eateries, including Luigi's- it is a real part of California culture.
Posted by John Mulvana on June 3,2013 | 02:30 PM
ANY chance I can get the recipe for the basque cabbage soup? I am just craving it. Had it many times at basque resturants in bakersfield Thank yu for trying Joni Simon
Posted by Joni Simon on January 17,2013 | 07:00 PM
They followed the sheep from Europe to the western United States?
Posted by hickdog on August 1,2012 | 10:04 PM
Friends of mine have been sending me copies of this article for the past 2 months and, after the latest, I decided I needed to comment on the welling of emotional memories that this article has triggered. My mother passed away in November, having come from Spain in 1955. My father, a sheepherding pioneer in the Central Valley, passed away in 1992 (at the age of 92). We lived 26 miles from Bakersfield in Wasco, which was still another 30 miles from my dad's sheep ranch in Lost Hills. We went to Basque restaurants every weekend for dinner and Noriega's was a special treat, in it's own way, just as Woolgrower's, Chalet Basque (originally in Wasco), Chateau Basque, etc. were. The long "family style" tables at Noriega's, especially, were inclusive experiences but it didn't take long for my brothers and me to figure out that, by scoping out the middle of the table (not sure how we did it every time), we'd have both "Flan bowls" (one from each end) meet in front of us for a fantastic end to a great meal. As the son of Spanish-Basque immigrants, I am proud and in awe of what my parents were able to accomplish in the United States, even while I also witnessed (even as a young boy) the challenges they faced as non-native English speakers. They (and the whole of the Basque community) are another example of the power of immigrant populations and, specifically, why it is so important to not judge immigrants (especially non-English speakers) by the immigrants, themselves... They come here to make a better life, not for themselves but for their children. What their children go on to accomplish is the true demonstration of the power of immigrants' American Dream. Thanks for this article and it's reminder of a life-past for me, and the great richness of heritage left to us by our family, even as I live nearly 2,000 miles away in Ann Arbor. Pete Montero Wasco, California/Ann Arbor, Michigan
Posted by Pete Montero on May 29,2012 | 02:18 PM
My Mother work at the Basque on 21st street for the Etheverry back in the late 60's and 80's She loved working for them her name was Helen May.She than went to work for Matias Frankie and his DaD open up the one on Union Ave. She work there till she retired. At 72 years old. My Son Roger Her grandson also was a bus boy in the 70's and saw lots of old movie stars. that dined there on weekends. I miss the clam chowder could buy it in the gallon on fridays. Way back the Basque on 21st st. served more food than you could eat. We would do a family dinner just befor Christmas. But they removed the whole building? to old. the Etheverry open up the old saddle building on Union Ave. But that to is gone.
Posted by Janie Paulk on May 21,2012 | 07:56 PM
I've been talking about the fried garlic chicken at Château Basque in Bakersfield for years. What a relief to know it -- along with the pickled tongue -- wasn't a figment of my memory. As I prepare for a trip to Pays Basque next week, I am thrilled to relive my first encounters with Basque cuisine as a little girl traveling to visit family in Fresno. Thank you!
Posted by Ann on May 17,2012 | 05:34 AM
This article brought back many wonderful memories, my parents took me to the wonderful Basque restaurants mentioned in your article when I was 12 years old, my favorite was the Pyrenees restaurant in Bakersfield. Today I live in TExas and would love to know if there are any Basque restaurants in the Houston area, I love the marinated tongue salad and find myself at present getting ready to go to the market today and cook my own! Awesome article, kudos to the author.
Posted by Gwen Crockett-Bailey on May 8,2012 | 06:28 AM
As a homesick native of Los Banos Calif Let say a big YUM YUM for Woolgrowers as a 100% Basque Sheep herders daughter I grew up in Los Banos Wool Growers is always a perfect place for having lunch or dinner! I also want to bput in my recomendation for the Los Banos Basque Picnic the third Sat in May. the Basque people are ery loving and like to party! Thank you for the story.
Posted by Michelle Etcheverry on April 26,2012 | 03:27 PM
Great article about the Basque community in Bakersfield. I'll add the great times I had at the annual Basque Picnic in Bakersfield in the '60s. It started at the Kern River Picnic grounds and continued into the wee hours of the night in the "Basque Community" you mentioned near the Baker Street train depot.
Posted by Jim Windes on April 25,2012 | 04:54 PM
JT's Basque Restaurant in Gardnerville, NV is located in the beautiful Carson Valley. A must see if you are traveling anywhere near Lake Tahoe and Reno. Just be sure to get the garlic on your steak ... as we say in the south "its so good it'll make you slap your momma"
Posted by Lee Bonner on April 24,2012 | 11:26 AM
Thank you for a great article that captured the "feel" of Bakersfield that is truly hard to describe. We have never been considered a destination town, and our valley is not pretty (unless you love the stretches of farmland and oilfields - which we natives appreciate). However, our people, and our unique mix of cultures, give us a homey, friendly appeal. And the Basque food is one of our best assets. I do have one correction - that is not tennis court that is connected to the Noriega Hotel. That is a bonafide handball court, complete with stadium seating. This Basque sport is also called pilota or pelota. Thanks again for a great article.
Posted by Molly on April 22,2012 | 05:34 PM
Bottom line: If you want to eat family style with strangers (always a treat), then you can't beat Noriega's......if you want to dine American style, go to Woolgrowers...... Another bonus @ Noriega's: you can get a Moscow Mule cocktail (in a copper mug) there....not so @ Woolgrowers.
Posted by Craig Holland on April 9,2012 | 05:51 PM
You should wangle an invitation to the annual Bakersfield Basque picnic...where the families get together en mass to celebrate their Basque heritage.
Posted by Liz Holtschneider on April 6,2012 | 11:02 AM
Basque Bakersfield in the news!
Posted by Nancy Dunn on March 31,2012 | 02:39 PM
When I came upon this short article I knew almost nothing about Bakersfield, California,or American Basque cuisine. Having finished reading the article I'm just a little better informed. Regardless - I seriously loved the way this was written. In addition to the several smile educing phrases (like` grail among cocktailians'), this article includes the best sentence I have read in a long time: "I tend to pass through maybe three or four times a year, and over the last couple of decades I have struck up conversations with ranchers and artists and retired schoolteachers, construction guys and roustabouts, couples on the snowbird circuit, 9-year-old boys sulking because their parents wouldn't let them at the flasks of rough wine included in the price of their dinners, and an Elko farm-equipment man who carried in his wallet a creased photograph of what he said was his mother sunbathing topless in Biarritz in the months before World War II." The sentence, for me, seemed to exceptionally demonstrate the author's (Jonathan Gold) vernacular appreciation for, and the Basque cuisine tendency towards, heartiness over refinement. That was the best sentence I have come across in a long time. Kudos to Mr. Gold.
Posted by Paul Grant (follower of Basho) on March 31,2012 | 04:42 AM
Thank you very much, Mr. Gold for your wonderful piece. As a Basque-American who lives in Bakersfield and worked in these restaurants, it is very humbling to have them appreciated in such a way. I think I speak for all Basques in Bakersfield, in saying "Thank you" and we hope you continue to enjoy your visits. Also, those who have not been able to make the visit yet, we look forward to welcoming you to Basque food. AUPA!
Posted by Andres on March 29,2012 | 12:02 AM
I've been 're-routed' from Bake since graduation from HS, but my Mom & Sister's fam still lives there, so our whole family meets up once in awhile. The very FIRST thing we do is head for Woolgrowers! I still see some of my old friends there periodically, especially during the Holidays, since it was always THE place to see everyone. I still don't understand how it didn't catch on in the rest of the U.S. and miss the food terribly. Sometimes we've come across a 'Basque' restaurant, but the food is more typically Spanish Basque...a whole different 'animal'!! Viva la Bakersfield Basque!!
Posted by Susie Folks Thompson on March 28,2012 | 11:25 AM
As a homesick native of Bakersfield, CA, this article made me unbelievably happy for the day. The ox-tail soup, the cuts of lamb, and the over boiled spaghetti reminded me of how much I love my home. I would like to make one correction: at the end of the article, Gold cites the tennis court, only it's not tennis, it's Pelota - which is more similar to racket ball than it is to tennis. Pelota has it's roots in Greek sporting and has a sorted history in the United States due to gambling laws. I think I'll go make myself a Picon Punch now, a drink I have enjoyed on more then one occasion with my family.
Posted by Jennifer on March 26,2012 | 09:35 PM


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Call to action: #OCCUPYWALLSTREET
a fine idea. as we can imagine from seeing the reaction in the US (and canada) to a protest that only lasts a few hours, this will be busted up by riot cops and there will be violence.
if there's one thing the american system protects, it's the financial industry. They won't let 20 000 or 200 000 people gum that up for long.
if the demand really is to reform the us election laws regarding financial contributions then what is the ask to the fec? is it simply assumed that a sit in on wall street for an hour, day, week etc will force politicians to order the fec to rewrite the election fundraising laws?
i aske because the us is prob the most litigious society in the world so what is the plan then for the ultimate supreme court case. a case that would be similar in my opinion to Buckley v. Valeo which was heard at the us supreme court in 1976.
so if the plan is to change things for 2012 don't think it can happen so what are we planning for? 2014 midterms? 2016 presidential?
As I write these words, out-of-control hordes are swarming throughout downtown Manhattan. Their disregard for human decency, for the sanctity of people's homes, jobs, property and health is beyond anything seen since the Dark Ages.
Quote:As I write these words, out-of-control hordes are swarming throughout downtown Manhattan. Their disregard for human decency, for the sanctity of people's homes, jobs, property and health is beyond anything seen since the Dark Ages.
LOL :D RE my previous post: For more on corporate welfare in the oil sands, see Cheryl McNamara 's article on rabble Feb 2011
$1billion in federal subsidies out of OUR tax dollars into the oil fields every year
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That twitter page for occupy Bay Street did not tell me too much. Is it really about occuping the Street or about getting into the actual buildings? If you occupy the street, you annoy people trying to get to Starbucks for their break. If you actually occupy the buildings themselves you might actually be able to shut down stuff ie computers, terminals, etc and actually impact THEM.
You can meet at a variety of locations to discuss things; once you have made the decision to occupy a public space or a corporate space, you ought to have plans in advance of what you want to do or the police, security will have it just that much easier.
..imo the main purpose is to have a large gathering then have open meetings. to inspire even more people to come out not to occupy the bldg but to discuss things. then collectively produce a plan of action. if the stock exchange gets shut down..bonus!
The opening post talks about wanting a presidential commission. And I am saying something different should be done for different reasons, ends, etc. Actually what is ongoing is very different in very different cultures; in those other countries, there is greater understanding, more widespread acknowledgment about what is going on. Here activists are entirely separate from everyone else, in their own big sort (some of it imposed, some of it their own making).
..the opening post says it all. and on their site i have found all sorts of organizing going on. as i'm sure you know this is in line with what is going on in europe and in particular spain. this is an attempt at a different tactic and i understand that you have a concern or 2. i see this attempt based on participitory democracy. this is not just an occupation. it's the coming together and deciding that is most important. well that and the numbers. as for the police they will do what they will do. the best defense is overwhelming numbers.
September 17 is a Saturday; Wall Street businesses will not be open the - the stock exchange does not run on Sat.
quote: On September 17, we want to see 20,000 people flood into lower Manhattan, set up tents, kitchens, peaceful barricades and occupy Wall Street for a few months. Once there, we shall incessantly repeat one simple demand in a plurality of voices.
How about a show of solidarity here in Toronto? Bay Street anybody?
Has anyone else read Nick Fillmore's take on this? I cannot say I agree with everything he says (e.g. NDP, etc) but he has a point about the current effectiveness of demonstrations as not reaching ordinary people.
Take tomorrow's (September 17th) planned protest, Occupy Wall Street, in New York.
Adbusters magazine of Vancouver was the first to call for a day of action to protest the power concentrated on Wall Street.
The protest has the important long-term goal of ending private control of American's financial system. They want publicly-owned, non-profit banks established in every state. While this obviously won't happen, at least not now, it is important to introduce the public to such concepts.
Thousands of people are expected to march on America's main financial district, as well as on financial districts in Paris, London, Brussels, etc.
But it's all pretty loosey-goosey.
"If the police block us temporarily from occupying Wall Street", said their most recent Tactical Briefing, "then let's turn all of lower Manhattan into our Tahrir Square. Let's sing our songs in the lobby of Goldman Sachs and in Chase Manhattan Plaza... .
"Bring signs, flowers, food and a revolutionary mood ... and a commitment to absolute nonviolence in the Gandhian tradition." They admit that "anything can and will happen." Okay, but will this event have a positive impact on the hugely important cause of bringing the all-powerful banks to their knees?
No, it won't.
First of all, there's no specific achievable goal behind the demonstration.
I can't guess how many people will show up, but if even 5,000 enthusiastic radical types block Wall Street-even on a Saturday when the financial markets are shut down-I imagine the New York police will be pissed!
The likelihood of violence-perhaps a police riot, where agitated red-neck officers come unglued-seems more than possible to me. Unfortunately, the whole event is likely to just annoy the people who could perhaps make a difference-people who have money in banks.
Subsequently other demonstrations were closed off, closed down by the security forces. The enemy adapted (developed a learning curve); our potential, possible allies have not.
..the battle for seattle began as a call out on line. there were no leaders. no one knew if it would ever come together. it was to begin on a friday evening where we would gather at a hall to hear people speak. i went there from vancouver. maude barlow came on stage and looked out a the crowd and said "we made it" and everyone broke out into applause and cheers. the place was overflowing with more than 1000 people. the result was the WTO agreement was derailed.
..so you see it can happen!
Well have you read Nick Fillmore's piece? It seems that semi-formed ideas about demonstrations bother me. I think organizing should evolve especially with a learning curve with adaptation to make things more effective.
I appreciate your energy and enthusiasm but I am not confident of the event itself.
I think way too many things that the Left does are too semi-organized, that not enough thought is put in, that responses are too knee jerk, too cliche.
I also do not like the symbology; the post Adbusters put together is too 'niche', too directed toward a particular post-modernist arts crowd. The Left is too distant from the rest of the population.
Yes I have questioned it - that should not be a problem. We should be open to discuss the effectiveness of anything - too much of what is done seem rote repetition.
Others should put their four cents in here (inflation on two cents).
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Several people have asked: if I can't make it to New York City for the occupation, but still want to help, what can I do?
One of many answers is to support those who are at the occupation on Wall Street by calling various delivery places in the area and having food sent to the site. Not only will you be providing food to hungry people, you will also be supporting local establishments as opposed to corporate chains. A list has been compiled of several pizzerias, health food places, and delis around the occupation area from which you can call and order food. The list can be found at here.
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Why occupy Wall St...
News report from RT.
Nearby delis and pizzerias WILL deliver to the park. Liberato's Pizzeria SOLD OUT on Sunday night, after delivering 100+ pies! At least 25 came from Anonymous, and had messages written in black marker, presumably from the pizzeria themselves. [confirmed reports of pizza orders coming in from all over the world!]Liberato's Pizzeria - 17 Cedar St. -- (212)344-3464"Anonymous Loves You!" -- It was a fun thing to see last night, and it re-energized the group. Please continue to support Liberato's, as we already have a working relationship with them. The owner also spoke by bullhorn last night at approx. 8pm. It was carried on LiveStream, and is recorded if you want to view here.
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Operation "Break Media Silence" (self.occupywallstreet)
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Alright people, we need to act fast to break the USA media silence about #OCCUPYWALLSTREET.
Here is what we do:
Research list of phone numbers for every newspaper, radio and television news in the USA
Post list on this thread as we collect it (start with your own city and state)
We CALL these people and ask them to report on #OWS
Let's get started!
EDIT: After you call, come back here and tell us you did so. Then we can keep track of how many calls it takes to get a single news report.
EDIT2: GREAT List of media outlets is here: http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=111
Looks like they need to add Rabble.ca to that list. There is nothing about this event on its front page.
Has Rabble moved to MSM status?
Shows what you really know about me... not that I'm surprised you don't. The premise is good; the political influence of Wall Street needs to be reeled in, but the execution is rushed, disorganized and not aimed at the biggest target group whom can really change things if they get motivated: white, middle classed right of center Americans. Laugh if you want but that's who should be down there, that's who would get Obama and Wall Street's attention. I just doubt it will be done by these people. They will not win the support of the American masses. They are slowly getting tagged as your typical leftist protest group (which in fact they are). End corruption; is good, destroy capitalism is the same old BS from the left as always. They have no new answers...
The thing is while it is true most Americans hate Wall Street they also can't stand the left no matter how "right" they are. The Left in America really has an image problem with Middle America and it seems they don't ever realize it.
Someone else will have to occupy Wall Street to get their support. Sorry, call me a pessimist on this one.
Oh and PS... I bet you I've lost more money to Wall Street than you have, if your a US citizen... (so I am no fan of thiers)
Oh and PS... I bet you I've lost more money to Wall Street than you have, if your a US citizen... (so I am no fan of thiers)
I'm surprised you're not out there at the occupation then...I guess you don't mind getting fleeced by Wall Street.
(I'm not a US citizen)


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